Why are rhizoids like roots?

What is a leafy plant with no true roots, no stem, and rhizoids that grow into the soil from the leaf like structure

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    The bryophytes include liverworts and mosses. Most species of liverworts are "leafy" with no true roots, no stem, and rhizoids that grow into the soil from the leaf like structure.

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The bryophytes include liverworts and mosses. Most species of liverworts are "leafy" with no true roots, no stem, and rhizoids that grow into the soil from the leaf like structure.

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