Why do ferns, being spore plants, like mosses, become large in size, in contrast to them?
| March 25, 2021 | education
Ferns grow larger than mosses because they have large, highly dissected leaves – fronds. A feature of the leaves is the long-term growth of the top, as a result of which the young leaf is rolled up by a snail and gradually unwinds.
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