Definition: Pattisonia, a genus in the family Tuberaceae, is primarily known for its ability to form mats and other structures. It includes species like "Pattersonia tridentata," which can grow into large mats that are used for shelter, protection from predators, or as decorative elements. These mats are often found on rocky areas and provide a habitat for various organisms such as insects, fish, and reptiles.
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