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The Principles of Biology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 3 — Chapter II · THE MORPHOLOGICAL COMPOSITION OF PLANTS.

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In further illustration, Mr. Tansley names the fact that in the genus Caulerpa we have extremely complicated forms often of considerable size produced in the same way. The various species simulate very perfectly the members of different groups among the higher plants, such as Horse-tails, Mosses, Cactuses, Conifers and the like.

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