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What features enable the ferns to grow to a much largersize than the mosses?

category

biology

options

  1. Ferns grow larger because they can perform photosynthesis more efficiently than mosses
  2. Ferns grow larger due to higher nutrient content
  3. Ferns grow larger due to a stronger stem
  4. Ferns grow larger due to their ability to move to more fertile areas
  5. Mosses are limited in size by their shorter life cycle compared to ferns
  6. Ferns have a symbiotic relationship with fungi that allows them to grow larger
  7. Because of the presence of an elaborate root system and a vascular system, the ferns are able to grow to a much larger size than are the mosses.
  8. Ferns grow larger because they have larger leaves
  9. Ferns grow larger due to the presence of growth-promoting bacteria in their rhizosphere
  10. Ferns grow larger because they are more resistant to pests and diseases

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stemez-Biology

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
3078
task_id
9d39f841-be1f-5c50-b570-82a452d1349b
task_key
default--test--3078
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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