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both pine trees and ferns are multicellular and have the ability to synthesize their own Foods based on the concept of domains what do they have in common
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both pine trees and ferns are multicellular and have the ability to synthesize their own Foods based on the concept of domains what do they have in common
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It is Eukarya
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Both pine trees and ferns have the ability to make their own food via photosynthesis. They are both able to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and sugars. Based on the concept of domains they are both classified under Eukaryota.
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