<span>There are many differences between these groups. Including the sporangia size and structure, type of spores produced, structure of the gametophyte generations, the way each generation lives, some are parasitic some aren't, the habitat. etc. It would require a detailed list of information. Try looking up basic characteristics of each group and making a table to compare them to the ferns. You could use: sporangia, gametes, sporophyte appearance, habitat etc.
They are all vascular by the way, including ferns. The familiar mosses are not, they are Bryophyes which you have not asked about. The club mosses for example are Lycophytes, and very dissimilar to familiar moss.</span><span>
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for this question i beleive the answer is food wich is always the answer
How does molecular size affect to the permeability
of the membrane to that molecules?
So you will try to find out how many
molecules of each kind pass through the membrane per time unit. If molecules
pass faster, it’s highly permeable to that material. Some molecules may not
pass at all, so then it’s not permeable to that material. Then you can put the materials
in order from the lowest to the highest permeability. You can also try to find
a mathematical formula that shows how permeability increases or decreases as size
increases (usually it decreases). Exel is usually helpful to find that formula:
you can make a plot and see if it is linear, exponential, potential, etc. There
are other softwares with a larger variety of graph options tan Excel.
I think the difference is they each have different definitions
PH:12
The higher the number on the ph scale the more weak of a base it becomes.