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Biology, botany, zoology / Botany / Plants

(3)

MHI (moss)

(4)

BUSH

(5)

MUSHROOMS

CEREALS

VEGETABLES

Rhinii (rhinophytes) - extinct

HERBS

horsetail

FLOWERS

BERRIES

(6)

TREE

PLANUNES

FRUIT

CYANEI (blue-green algae)

(8)

Crimson - red algae

FRUIT

PLANTS

Spore

(9)

SEAWEED

LICHENS

psilophytes - extinct

rhiniophytes - extinct

Slime molds (myxomycetes)

FLOWERS (angiosperms)

(10)

bipartite

PSYLOT

(11)

MYXOMYCETES - see Slime molds

SINGLE-COTTED

FUELS

(12)

gymnosperms

(15)

angiosperms (flowering)

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