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non-flowering plant

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Noun1.non-flowering plant - a plant that does not bear flowers
plant life, flora, plant - (botany) a living organism lacking the power of locomotion


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Byline: ANI Washington, May 19 (ANI): A new study is helping shed light on the mystery of the sudden origin of flowering plants about 130 million years ago, with information about what the first flowers looked like and how they evolved from non-flowering plants.
The interest in non-flowering plants has grown to such an extent that the show dedicated a marquee to a ``festival of foliage'', from hostas to tree ferns - though after the reports of environmental damage to Australia's tree-fern forests, I'm never comfortable with the idea of growing them.
For parts of this period these courses were added-radiation biology, biogeography of plants, non-flowering plants, animal behavior, human biology, genetics (as a full course, with genetics-cell biology dropped), cell biology (as a full course).
 
 
 
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