Hornworts differ from mossses and liverworts in containing?

Question

A-small leaves
B-sporophytes
C-photosynthetic
D-gametophytes
E-spores

Answer 1

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Answer 2

This question doesn't make sense......
a) none of those have true leaves, but liverworts have distinctive leaf structures
b) all of them have sporophytes that are not dominant
c) all of them are photosynthetic
d) all of them have dominant gametophytes
e) all of them reporoduce by spores

According to my botany book,

-Liverworts differ from mosses/hornworts in lacking stomata
-Hornworts have "unique basal meristem and lack specialized conducting tissue"
-mosses have "specialized conducting tissue (in some groups) and stomata"