1.The root grows thicker with age and helps support the tree.
2.In trees as large as the coast redwood of California, the water may travel 400 feet from the lowest roots to the highest leaves.
3.This seems against the laws of nature as the most efficient suction pump can raise water to only 33 feet.
4.Bryophytes are very small, even the "giants" of this group rarely grow taller than 15 centimetres.
5.The ferns are better adapted to land than bryophytes.
6.We probably depend much more on the flowering plants than on any other type of plants.
7.In vascular plants the sporophyte is more conspicuous than in bryophytes.
8.A genus is a larger group than a species.
9.Species of one genus are closer related to each other than to other kinds of plants.
10.All plants in the world may be divided into phyla, which are farther divided into smaller groups called classes.
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Let me tell you about my school trip with. Last summer me and my classmates visited Baikal - the largest lake on Earth. But it wasn't that easy to get there at the first place. First of all, we had to take a 6 hours flight from Moscow to Irkutsk and after ride in a bus for another hour. My mom and my teacher were looking after our class. It was an amazing trip: we slept in tents under night sky, played a lot of games together and the most important - we've got a chance to swim in that beautfiul lake.
