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While walking along a streambed, you encounter a reedy seedless plant. upon closer inspection, you determine that the stems contain large amounts of silica and have tiny scale-like leaves. this plant is
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While walking along a streambed, you encounter a reedy seedless plant. upon closer inspection, you determine that the stems contain large amounts of silica and have tiny scale-like leaves. this plant is most likely a?
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For the answer to the question above, this plant is more likely a kind of "
liverwort
plant"
they are flowerless and they are spore-producing plants and non-vascular. There are estimated of 9,000 species of this kind of plant.
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