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,-~^§*@@## (Equisetum) ##@@*§^~-,
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,-~^§*@@## ,-~^~-, The Plant ,-~^~-, ##@@*§^~-,
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,-~^§*@@@@ The Equisetum Is A Plant Much Older @@@@*§^~-,
,-~~~^**@# Than Ferns, Which Are In Turn Much #@**^~~~-,
,-~^§*@@## Older Than Most Trees. It'S Light Green ##@@*§^~-,
,,,--~§@@@ To Yellow In Color And Is Slightly @@@§~--,,,
,,,,~§§*@@ Transparent. @@*§§~,,,,
,-~^§*@@@@ @@@@*§^~-,
,-~^^^*@@# The Plant Has A Spine. Each Vertebra Is #@@*^^^~-,
,-~^§*@@@# Stacked Upon The Next, With Spokelike #@@@*§^~-,
,,,,-^*@@# Ribs Radiating Outward. Even So, It'S #@@*^-,,,,
,-~^§*@@## Very Light, Being Hollow. It'S Roughly ##@@*§^~-,
,-~^§***@@ The Height Of A Foxes Tail, And Shares @@***§^~-,
,-~^§*@@## A Similar Plumage. ##@@*§^~-,
,,,,-~§*@# #@*§~-,,,,
,-~^§*@@## It Likes Partial Shade And Very Damp ##@@*§^~-,
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,,,,~§**@@ When A Colony Numbers High Enough, It @@**§~,,,,
,,,,--^§*@ Slices The Air In The Forest Into @*§^--,,,,
,-~^*@@### Separate Planes, A Few Centimeters In ###@@*^~-,
,-~^^^§§@# Height. Time Can Get Diffracted In #@§§^^^~-,
,-~^§*@@## These, Hitting Each In Turn In A ##@@*§^~-,
,-~^§*@@## Slightly Different Angle, And ##@@*§^~-,
,-~^§*@@## Eventually Spread Thin. ##@@*§^~-,
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