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| symbiosis in which one organism benefits and one is harmed. |
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| symbiosis in which one benefits and one is unaffected. |
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| symbiosis in which both organisms benefit. |
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| "foliage" with a flattened, leaf-like apperance, loosley attatched to the substrate (trees, rocks etc.) |
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| "fruiting body" free standing often highly branched; loosley attached to substrated (soils or tree branches) |
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| "crust" resemble powder or a dab of paint completely and firmly attached to their substrate. |
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| Magnoloiophyta vascular, seeds |
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| Polypodiophyta vascular, spores, no seeds |
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| Sphenophyta vascular, spores, no seeds |
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| Bryophyta non-vascular; spores, no seeds |
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parrallel leaf veins, usually has the following....
flower petals in 3's or multiples of 3
fibrous root systems
veins ("vascular bundels") scattered throughout stem
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has branching leaf veins and usually has...
flower petals not in 3's or multiples of 3
main roots relatively thick
veins concentrated in outer layers of the stem
seed splits easily in half |
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| Zygomatic Arch... What two bones make it up. |
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