Suppose a Moss Evolved an Efficient Conducting System That Could

Suppose a moss evolved an efficient conducting system that could transport water and other materials as far as a tree is tall. Four of the following five statements about "trees" of such a species are correct. Select the exception.

A) Fertilization would probably be more difficult.
B) Spore dispersal distances might increase but probably would not decrease.
C) Females could only produce one archegonium.
D) Unless its body parts were strengthened, such a "tree" might flop over.
E) Individuals could compete more effectively for access to light.