👉 Pelecanoids are a group of organisms characterized by their elongated, flattened bodies resembling those of leaf-like structures in plants and algae. They are often found on rocks or other surfaces with high pressure, allowing them to absorb water efficiently. This makes them great for hydroponics or aquaponics systems as they can provide an alternative source of nutrition for aquatic plants without the need for aeration.

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👉 Pelecanoids are a type of non-convex, non-intersecting, and planar polygonal surface. These surfaces are characterized by their three-dimensional shape but have no flat or flat surfaces in space. They are named after Greek mathematician Proclus who first described them in his book "Metamorphoses."

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