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Sunday, August 9, 2015

Bryophtye

Bryophytres are small, herbaceous plants that grow closely packed together in mats or cushions, on rocks, soil, or as epiphytes on the trunks and leaves of forest trees. Thay don't have the tissues xylem and pholem that circulate water and nutrients in vascular plants.

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      • Amniotic Egg
      • Haploid Chromosome Number
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      • Pollinator
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