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Elden [556K]
3 years ago
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Examples of terrestial plants​

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1 answer:
uranmaximum [27]3 years ago
8 0
  1. podría ser árboles
  2. flores como rosas, Girasol.Gardenia.Gerbera.Narciso.Dalia.etc

  1. could be trees
  2. flowers like roses, Sunflower.Gardenia.Gerbera.Narcissus.Dalia.etc

Las plantas terrestres o embriófitas son aquellas capaces de crecer y desarrollarse sobre la tierra. Son un clado o grupo monofilético descendiente de algas verdes y otras especies acuáticas, pero adaptado a la vida fuera del agua. Algunas embriófitas pueden ser semiacuáticas.

Terrestrial plants or embryophytes are those capable of growing and developing on land. They are a clade or monophyletic group descended from green algae and other aquatic species, but ada

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