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What adaptations allowed vascular plants to thrive in terrestrial environments that cannot be colonized by bryophytes? (Check all that apply.)-Stomata-Tracheids-Starch-producing plastids-Sporopollenin-walled spores-A waxy cuticle-Cellulose cell walls-Plasmodesmata
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