In nonvascular plants, nutrients travel by?

Question

Osmosis and diffusion?

I believe that's the answer, but I could be wrong. I'm kind of second guessing myself.

Answer 1

Yes AND...
Some nonvascular plants have specialized structures for moving nutrients around that aren't considered vascular structures...think of them as stem-like blobs.

But since those work by osmosis and diffusion, mostly, your answer should be fine.

Answer 2

Water travels by osmosis which is just one kind of diffusion. Other substances travel by diffusion. (Water is the only thing that ever crosses a membrane by osmosis.)