Is Ulothrix a plant or what???
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It's a type of green algae.  So, it's part of the kingdom Plantae and the phylum Chlorophyta.
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It's a plant.! DUH! oh, this is cuz: would you EAT a weed? especially the pointy ones growing in poisenous soil. Also, that's why weeds grow by plants, cuz they ARE PLANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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go to yahoo search, type in sarsaparilla, click images (above the search bar), click search.\nSee if any of the pics look like the plant you are describing.\nIt almost sounds like a ginko biloba tree to me.
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cactus,tree,sub tropical plants and desert plants
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Never came across with this term in Botany!
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Where is Calimecita when you need her!!!\n\nArchaeopteridales\n(Upper Devonian to Mississippian)\nPerhaps one of the most remarkable paleobotanical discoveries is the work done by Charles B. Beck in the 1960s. Through careful and painstaking work, he was able to demonstrate that the fossil wood known as Callixylon and the leaves known as Archaeopteris, shown at left, were actually part of the same plant. This may sound trivial, until one realizes that the fossil record seldom preserves whole organisms intact. \nIn the case of Archaeopteris, the leaves were reminiscent of ferns, and in fact produced and released spores in a manner consistent with this interpretation. As a result, they were considered to be some sort of fossil fern. The wood Callixylon, by contrast, was considered similar to modern conifers, and was placed with the seed plants. When Dr. Beck demonstrated that fossils of Archaeopteris were physically attached to Callixylon wood, it was realised that the plant, now collectively called Archaeopteris, was actually an extinct group of plants unlike any living plants today -- it had both wood and fern-like reproduction. \n\nYes...........I cut and pasted. (Hoping it would all make sense to you!!)
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heliophobe?\n\n(Plants probably don't belong to this catagory because they need sunlight for food.)
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I don't know. It looks like a lily to me.\nI hope you get a proper answer, it is beautiful.\nNot very nice referring to it as an alien plant.
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mangifera genus indica species\nHENCE ITS MAGNIFERA INDICA
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There are organisms in the kingdom protista that are unicellular and have no cell wall.  The only other kingdom containing organisms without a  cell wall is the animal kingdom.  I am unaware of any animal whose total body contains only 2 cells.\nIt would have to be any animal.
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Extremely Toxic:\nCastorbean\nWhite Snakeroot\nSenecio, Ragwort\nWater Hemlock\nPoison Hemlock\nCocklebur\nPigweed\nJimsonweed\nJohnsongrass\nCherry\nYew\nRed Maple\nEaster Lily\nOleander\nRosary Pea\n\nPS.  Hey you're welcome for the info, it was my pleasure.  Just be sure to chose my answer unless some one else gives you something better.  :)  Thanks!
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Haircap moss, Polytrichum juniperum.\n\nMosses are a type of plant called Bryophytes.\nThe other types of plants are Pteridophytes (Ferns and horsetails), Gymnosperms (conifers) and Angiosperms (flowering plants - trees flower too).\n\nOne of the photos in the link below shows Haircap moss.
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Tetraploid. (Probably a plant)
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I have not seen any such plant. Can you tell me where it lives? Does it go by any other common names? What kind of plant is it--tree, bush, weed, vine, etc. ? I think you can edit your question to give more imformation. It it in the U.S., Africa, etc.?
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I'm going to go with the banana plant.  It's not actually a tree, just a giant herb.  That's the largest herb I know of off hand...\n\nHope that helps.\n\nIf you want to verify that a banana plant really is a herb, check this link...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana
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Both being unicellular (no matter what anybody said), and generally autotrophic organisms... All protists are unicellular, and not all algae belong to Regnum Protista... Place of algae in Whittaker's 5 Regnums is not well explained, and multicellular algae belong to Regnum Plantae... If someone has better idea where to classify them they could make a career out of it...\nBut remember, most people still divide all the organisms into 2 Regnums: plants and animals...
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Crown Imperial (Genus: Fritillaria)\nCrown Imperial Lily