Welwitschia
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This unusual plant can be found in the wilds of Africa and southwest Asia. It is distinguished by its two long leaves, which can grow up to fifteen feet in length! Welwitschia also has a cone-shaped body, and it produces both male and female flowers.

Welwitschia is an ancient plant, and it may have been around since the time of the dinosaurs! It thrives in hot, dry climates, and can withstand temperatures of up to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

Welwitschia is an amazing survivor, and it has evolved unique ways to cope with its harsh environment. For example, it recycles water from its leaves, and it can go for years without rain.

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Geeky Facts about the Welwitschia

Fact 1
The apical growth point of the stem stops growing from an early stage.
Fact 2
It is adapted to grow under arid conditions receiving regular fog.
Fact 3
Welwitschia leaves are the longest-lived in the plant kingdom.

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