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Introduction to Grasses

Introduction to Grasses

by Caleb Hute, Consulting Botanist
You might not believe it, but grasses are actually part of the larger evolutionary clade of plants referred to as angiosperms, or flowering plants. This family is immensely successful with grasslands, which are assemblages of plants where grasses are most prevalent, being found on every continent except Antarctica.

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Air Plants

Air Plants

Air Plants (Tillandsia) are epiphytes, surviving on resources collected from the air.

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Introduction to Grasses

by Caleb Hute, Consulting Botanist
You might not believe it, but grasses are actually part of the larger evolutionary clade of plants referred to as angiosperms, or flowering plants. This family is immensely successful with grasslands, which are assemblages of plants where grasses are most prevalent, being found on every continent except Antarctica.

Air Plants

Air Plants (Tillandsia) are epiphytes, surviving on resources collected from the air.

Leaves

Leaf shapes, processes, and color