Seaweed holdfasts differ from plant roots because they
Aabsorb nutrients strongly
Bproduce flowers in water
Cserve only as an anchor
Dfix atmospheric nitrogen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. serve only as an anchor
Seaweeds lack a root system, and their holdfasts serve only as anchors without absorption.
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