The adaptation do ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms have that mosses do not have they have seeds and pollen for reproduction.
What do mosses not have?
Mosses make up the majority of bryophytic plants. They are small plants with a simple structure, they do not have conducting vessels, flowers and seeds.
Ferns have a vascular system that transports food, water and minerals to the upper parts through hair-like roots. Mosses do not have true roots or a vascular system. Instead, they absorb water and minerals from the soil where they grow.
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