plants
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Peer Pressure: Plants’ Carbon Dioxide Reaction Strongly Affected by Other Plants
Grassland species that have already evolved to withstand higher levels of carbon dioxide grew poorly when transferred to a new environment with a different biodiversity make up.
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Ancient Unknown Flower Shows Up in Amber. Poisonous, Too.
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Venus Fly Traps 'Count' To Catch and Eat Prey
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Light Sensors Help Plants Overcome Deadly Shade
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