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Allison

I don't know the name of the plant but it is a protist that lives in freshwater. The pH range is probably around 6-8.

12/14/2008 3:21:09 PM
Pierson

I believe it is seaweed and lives in saltwater and Ph is 8

12/15/2008 10:24:15 PM
Bella

i dont remember the name..... freshwater, pH varying from 6,7,8......

12/19/2008 6:41:21 AM

Jeannie Long

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