Which of the following is an adaptation to land seen in ferns but not in mosses?

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Ferns have a vascular system, including specialized tissues for transporting water and nutrients, that allows them to grow taller and compete for resources in a terrestrial environment. Mosses lack a well-developed vascular system and are limited in their size and ability to grow on land. Alternation of generations, ovules, seeds, and spores are adaptations seen in both mosses and ferns.

Which of the Following Is an Adaptation to Land Seen