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How are mosses and ferns different? Mosses can transport water through their bodies, and ferns cannot. Mosses have internal ovaries and ferns do not. Ferns reproduce by seeds and mosses reproduce by spores.
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How are mosses and ferns different?

Mosses can transport water through their bodies, and ferns cannot.
Mosses have internal ovaries and ferns do not.
Ferns reproduce by seeds and mosses reproduce by spores.
Ferns have vascular tissue and mosses do not.

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ferns reproduce by seeds and mosses reproduce by spores

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