Which of these conditions made it beneficial for aquatic plants to move onto land?

a. bright sunlight, abundant CO2, and lack of competitors

b. filtered sunlight, abundant O2, and higher pathogens

c. less water, abundant nitrogen, and no pathogens

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Shelby Sparks

Biology

11 July, 06:47

Which of these conditions made it beneficial for aquatic plants to move onto land?

a. bright sunlight, abundant CO2, and lack of competitors

b. filtered sunlight, abundant O2, and higher pathogens

c. less water, abundant nitrogen, and no pathogens

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Alexzander Gates · Answer 1

Of these conditions, the ones that made it beneficial for aquatic plants to move onto land would be " a. bright sunlight, abundant CO2, and lack of competitors"

Which of these conditions made it beneficial for aquatic plants to move onto land?a. bright sunlight, abundant CO2, and lack of competitorsb. filtered sunlight, abundant O2, and higher pathogensc. less water, abundant nitrogen, and no pathogens

Which of these conditions made it beneficial for aquatic plants to move onto land?

a. bright sunlight, abundant CO2, and lack of competitors

b. filtered sunlight, abundant O2, and higher pathogens

c. less water, abundant nitrogen, and no pathogens