Monoculture a large group of a single species of plant Multipinnate leaf divided into several sub-groups of leaflets N back to the beginning Neotropical from the tropical areas of the new world (South or Central America) Node the point on a plant stem from which the leaves and/or roots appear O back to the beginning Offset young plant growing along a stolon from the parent plant Oligotrophic deficient in nutrients needed for plant growth Ovate egg shaped P back to the beginning Paludal from a marshy or swampy environment Pectinate comb like Pedicel the stem of an individual flower Petiole the "stalk" attaching the leaf to the stem Photosynthesis the conversion of light energy into chemical energy:carbohydrates, (sugar and starch), are produced from carbon dioxide and water through the action of light on the chlorophyll of green plants.
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a plant stem appear,List([239, 293))
a large group of a single species of plant Multipinnate leaf a plant stem plant growth Ovate egg sugar and starch nutrients
divided appear shaped back are produced needed
into several sub-groups of leaflets
the leaves and/or roots
from a marshy or swampy environment
from carbon dioxide and water L:the "stalk" attaching the leaf to the stem Photosynthesis the conversion of light energy into chemical energy:carbohydrates
for