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A fern is not really a shrub nor a herb. Ferns, like grasses, have their own classification.

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Yes, ferns are classified as herbaceous plants because they lack woody stems and instead have soft, green stems. They reproduce by spores rather than seeds.

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A fern is a plant, and is neither herbivore nor carnivore. It makes its food by photosynthesis.

Because it gets energy through photosynthesis you can call it a phototroph.

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Yes I think so

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Yes

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