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First Plant on Earth: Alga That Left Water Knew How to Collaborate to Form It [WATCH]
A crucial step has been found in how, at the beginning of life on land on this Earth, an alga was able to move from the water and have a symbiotic relationship with a crucial fungus. Until now, this hasn't been known.
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