Was the name of the plant grew along the Nile and was used to make writing material among others

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The lotus and the papyrus plants, for instance, were (and are) very common in Egypt. Papyrus is a kind of reed which grows in wetlands along the banks of the Nile River. Date palms grew all over Egypt, and other palms that people used to make palm oil. Hoped this helped

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