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Plants can be classified into different groups depending on their stem, reproduction method, and whether they have leaves year-round. The main groups are grasses, bushes, trees, non-flowering plants like ferns and mosses, and flowering plants. Flowering plants can further be divided into those with fruits like oak trees and thyme bushes, and those without fruits like pine trees that have pine cones instead.
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