Definition: Pteropegum is a term used to describe a type of plant that has a single stem, with no leaves or flowers. It is often found in wetlands and forests, where it may have been part of a larger ecosystem. The stem of this plant can be up to 30 feet long, and the leaves are covered in tiny hairs. Pteropegums are important for their role as indicators of water availability and provide habitat for various species of insects, birds, and
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