Adaptations in plants to life on land include
I.rings of cellulose-synthesizing complexes.
II.cuticles.
III.tracheids.
IV.reduced gametophyte generation.
V.multicellular,dependent embryos.

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II. Cuticles prevent excessive water loss and protect against the harsh effects of ultraviolet radiation.
III. Tracheids provide structural support and transport water and minerals throughout the plant.
IV. A reduced gametophyte generation reduces the plant's dependency on water for fertilization, increasing its ability to reproduce on land.
V. Multicellular, dependent embryos are protected and nourished within the maternal plant, increasing the chances of survival on land.

Option I is incorrect as it refers to rings of cellulose-synthesizing complexes, which are not adaptations specific to life on land.

Adaptations in Plants to Life on Land Include