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How Do Ferns And Mosses Differ?

How Do Ferns And Mosses Differ?
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How Do Ferns And Mosses Differ?

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Good Question!

Of course they are two different types of plants, and with that being said, it should be noted that Ferns have vascular tissues. Moss does not.

Hope that helps!


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