TIGER
发表于 2025-3-23 13:14:13
Richard S. Aquino,Brooke A. Porterof the world except cold environments at high latitudes or high altitudes, and very dry environments. They have been removed from large areas by the activities of large herbivores and man. A large number of species of epiphytes have evolved to exploit trees as their habitat.
Organization
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漂亮
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Flowers: evolution and diversity,are related to changes in the number of seeds produced and their protection and dispersal: towards different kinds of placentation, the inferior ovary and different fruit types. Some taxa have become adapted for wind pollination, and highly specialized for this mode of reproduction (e.g. the grasses).
抓住他投降
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ethnology
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Adaptive growth forms: the limiting physical environment,t is one aspect of the environment which may be limiting. Some shade adaptations have been described in Chapter 6. Plants adapted to harsh environments are sometimes stressed when placed in what might seem more equable conditions.
APRON
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Richard S. Aquino,Brooke A. Porterare related to changes in the number of seeds produced and their protection and dispersal: towards different kinds of placentation, the inferior ovary and different fruit types. Some taxa have become adapted for wind pollination, and highly specialized for this mode of reproduction (e.g. the grasses).
弄污
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控制
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MUMP
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铺子
发表于 2025-3-24 23:32:38
Competition, herbivory and dispersal: the limiting biotic environment,n Chapter 7, or adaptations for dispersal to, and establishment in, less competitive areas. An important element of the biotic environment are the animals which exploit the plants. Plants have many adaptations relating to herbivory. The close relationship between animals and flowers has been described in Chapter 5.