How did the attached plants adapt to the terrestrial lifestyle?

Basically, all plants are attached. This is a characteristic feature of the plant kingdom. Attached are plants that live in the aquatic environment and in the ground-air environment. They can do this thanks to special bodies. Land plants have a root, which is necessary not only for anchoring in the soil, but also for the absorption of water and minerals, a storage function, and sometimes for vegetative propagation. An autotrophic way of feeding allows them to lead an attached way of life, that is, they do not need to move in search of food.