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what is funaria and fern

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Answered by Anonymous

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Ferns are pteridophytes. Funaria is a bryophyte. They differ from each other because the ferns have conducting tissues as they are terrestrial plants. Funaria does not have conducting tissues. They have rhizoids that absorb water for their foliose thallus as they live in the damp and moist habitat.

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