Plants have adaptations for land life including cellulose cell walls, roots, stomata, cutins to prevent water loss, gametangia, sporopollenin, and protective seed/pollen coats.
Land-based Modifications for Plants: - cellulose cell walls - roots - stomates (gas exchange) - cutins for water loss - gametangia (for some) prevents water loss of gametes and zygotes - sporopollenin (protective polymer) - protective coat for seeds and pollen
| Front | Land-based Modifications for Plants |
|---|---|
| Back | - cellulose cell walls - roots - stomates (gas exchange) - cutins for water loss - gametangia (for some) prevents water loss of gametes and zygotes - sporopollenin (protective polymer) - protective coat for seeds and pollen |
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