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| male and female parts on same flower |
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seed reproducing
angiosperms |
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many stamens
petals and sepals undifferentiated
tepals |
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flower parts in threes
non concentric vascular arrangement
parallel veins |
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flower parts in 2s 4s or 5s
concentric |
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| a species originating from elsewhere |
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| can overtake habitats in its introduced area, replacing native species |
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| a species whose range is contained with the country/area of note |
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| a species whose prehistoric range includes the area of note |
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| male and female parts on same plant |
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| imperfect flowers, male and female entire plants |
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| no single odd leaf at the end |
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| horizontal lines in smooth bark for gas exchange |
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| all the petals and sepals referred to in one term |
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| all the stamens referred to in one term |
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| all the carpals referred to in one term |
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