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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. ##¶§§^†~^.
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...^~†^§§¶ 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. ~^........
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.......... It Likes Partial Shade And Very Damp ..........
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.......... .^~†~^. In Magic .^~†~^. ..........
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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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