Mature pteridophytes can be transplanted to many different habitats,but natural reproduction in this group is limited to moist environments such as forests because these organisms

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Pteridophytes have flagellated sperm that require water to swim to the female reproductive structures, limiting natural reproduction to moist environments such as forests. They do have true vascular tissue and are capable of reproducing via spores, but not seeds. The development of their zygotes does involve embryonic development, rather than releasing zoospores.

Mature Pteridophytes Can Be Transplanted to Many Different Habitats,but Natural