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The trees ... growth of other plants competing with the tree for light, water, ..... One 
of the most important characteristics of any tree species is its ability to grow under
. [DOC] [TLE] Finding plants to thrive under white pines in Newaygo, MI | NPIN [PAR] May 4, 2009 ... If you really want to know what, if anything, will grow under your Pinus ... There 
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Question: Vegetation growing beneath the trees in a forest
Answer: underbrush