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Grasses, sedges and allies

Grasses, sedges and allies is an order of flowering plants characterized by narrow leaves and typically grows in habitats like grasslands and wetlands. These plants often form dense, fibrous root systems, which help stabilize the soil and support their upright growth. Environmental adaptability is a key feature, with many species thriving in both water-saturated and dry conditions. Their streamlined leaves reduce water loss, making them prevalent in various ecologies.

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Grasses, sedges and allies (Poales)

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