Some plants can take the alien environment and thrive. What's interesting is that these same plants are now used to clean soil that's been polluted with the toxic metals found in the Tablelands. They suck the pollutants right out of the ground.
I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Weird plants
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Canada,
geology,
Gros Morne National Park,
national parks,
Newfoundland,
plants
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