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Because they do not have deep root systems like other true plants do, and so thrive better growing in the most moist and shady places moss spores can find and propagate.

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fern grows in shady ,environment cuz,its does not have true root to tap water directly from the ground,therefore make it grows in shady and damp,moist place so its can produce and survive.

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There is more bacteria there

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Ferns need a lot of water to reproduce.

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