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Why do ferns have to live near water? How are ferns are adapted to live on land? Why are ferns able to grow larger than mosses?
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Why do ferns have to live near water?

How are ferns are adapted to live on land?
Why are ferns able to grow larger than mosses?

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3.Ferns are vascular seedless plants meaning they have vascular tissue to allow them to grow large, and moss are nonvascular.
(sry dont know the other 2)


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