How these seeds plants better adopted to terrestial life than ferns and mosses?

Seed plants are better adapted to terrestrial life than ferns and mosses primarily due to their ability to produce seeds, which provide protection and nourishment to the developing embryo, allowing for greater survival in diverse environments. Additionally, seed plants have developed more efficient vascular systems for water and nutrient transport, enabling them to thrive in drier conditions. They also have mechanisms like thicker cuticles and stomata for better water retention and gas exchange, enhancing their resilience against environmental stressors. In contrast, ferns and mosses depend on water for reproduction and have less efficient structures for coping with terrestrial challenges.