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Plants’ ability to adapt quickly to varied and unique circumstances has enabled plants to inhabit some of the most unlikely of habitats and utilize very unique ways of gaining nutrients. In this section, we will discuss several other types of plants. When one thinks of plant locations, soil and water come quickly to mind. However, […]
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