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Most grasses of the prairies are bunchgrasses grow in clumps grow in tufts are sod-forming grasses​

Most grasses of the prairies are bunchgrasses grow in clumps grow in tufts are sod-forming grasses​
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Most grasses of the prairies

are bunchgrasses
grow in clumps
grow in tufts
are sod-forming grasses​

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are bunchgrasses

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User StephanieQ
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Are bunchgrass because they form a kind of ecosystem within the prairie.
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