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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Like us, some plants can move from a place to other place, looking for a better place to live. In the note I saw, for example, a kind of them, which is one of the most aggressive, moves from a place to other place, while it goes contaminating others environments on its way, interrupting the upgrowth of the others plants. It is almost human, but instead of killing all in the new place, it can coexist with other species, and let them and itself keep evolving and living together, maybe, one day, we will able to learn of them</div>]]></description>
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