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Photosynthetic Autotroph

Diet groups species by what they mainly eat: herbivores that feed on plants, carnivores that feed on other animals, omnivores that eat both, and narrower feeding styles such as insectivores, piscivores, filter feeders, detritivores and scavengers, and parasitic species that live on or in a host. A species is placed by its own typical adult feeding behavior as described on its page, not by an occasional or unusual meal.

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Photosynthetic Autotroph
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Monkey Puzzle Tree

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Mormon Tea

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Mount Panie Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Mountain Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Narrow-leaf Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Natal Grass Cycad

Photosynthetic Autotroph

New Guinea Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

New Zealand Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Noble Fir

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Nordmann Fir

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Norfolk Island Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Norway Spruce

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pacific Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pacific Yew

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Papuacedrus

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Parana Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pencil Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Piggyback Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pinus greggii

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pinus maximinoi

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Pinus pseudostrobus

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Ponderosa Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Port Orford Cedar

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Queen Sago

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Queensland Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Red Spruce

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Rimu

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Rock Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Rule's Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Sago Palm

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Sarawak Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Saxegothaea

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Schmid Araucaria

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Scots Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Scrub Kauri

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Sequoia Sempervirens

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Serbian Spruce

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Sitka Spruce

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Sugar Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Swamp Cypress

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Table Mountain Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Taiwania

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Tamarack

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Taxodium Distichum

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Taxus Baccata

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Torrey Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Totara

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Umbrella Pine

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Vietnamese Golden Cypress

Photosynthetic Autotroph

Welwitschia

Photosynthetic Autotroph

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1. Wikipedia: Gymnosperm
WikipediaGymnosperm, lead section
Quote, Gymnosperm, lead section
a group of woody, perennial seed-producing plants, typically lacking the protective outer covering which surrounds the seeds in flowering plants
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