Ambrosia cheiranthifolia, otherwise known as the South Texas Ambrosia is an endangered plant due to habitat destruction. This plant is non-woody (no wood) connected by underground root stems. This plant is related to in a botanical sense. I couldn't really find a direct use for it, but I'm guessing it's used for botany.
(Photo not available, so here is a description!)
Small/medium straight leaves with flares on each side. Kind of like a fern without wavy bits!
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Non-FictionI've always wanted to learn more about the biosphere and what secrets it could hold. I'm gonna probably start off by listing different kinds of flowers and their attributes, then probably get into chemical formulas and breakdowns. Basically a study...
