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Ferns are green plants and produce food through photosynthesis like all other green plants; they vary from other the majority of other plants through their method of reproduction (spores and not seed).

Ferns have a root system and also absorb disolved minerals, oxygen and water from the soil

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Birds live on trees because if birds are on the ground a predator will come and eat the bird.

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xylem transports water and nutrient from the soil tlo the fern

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It has chloroplasts which contain chlorophyll that traps sunlight, to photosynthesis and make food when water and carbon dioxide are present.

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there roots suck up water

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