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In which habitat is one likely to find plants that have developed extremely large broadleaf evergreen leaves for gathering light epiphytes and climbing vines that strangle other plants?
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What was developed as a result of the Mayan study of the movements of the sun moon stars and planets?
an extremely accurate calendar.
How do plants control internal conditions?
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What are differences between evergreen and deciduous forests?
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What was developed as a result of the Mayan study of the movements of the sun and moon and stars and planets?
An extremely accurate calendar
What was developed as a result of the Mayan study of the movement of the sun moon stars and planets?
an extremely accurate calendar.
What was developed as a result of the Mayan study of the movements of the sun moon stars and planets?
an extremely accurate calendar.
Why don't evergreens turn colors?
It is cold hardy which meands it can withstand extremely cold climates. It's name 'Evergreen' comes from 'Forever Green'. which mean it will be green unless it's sick or its dead.
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