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This world we understand today would be almost impossible without fossil beautiful and vibrant landscapes made by the plant life. There are many the flowering plants, also known as angiosperms. They are the largest and abundant of all plants comprising. More than the 80 percent of all recognized species, and that includes all of our main food plants.
However, the world wasn’t always this way. There was a time in which plants were almost exclusively green. In the age of dinosaurs, the planet was bursting into blossoms in a spectacular way.
The flowers in our world were a source of vibrant colors and radiance. But they also turned food chains and pushed out their non-flowering counterparts. It is not clear how ecosystems responded to the sudden blooming. A tiny beetle that preserved in amber for over 99 million years provides a insight into. How insects initially began to feed themselves with a new and vibrant platter of plants.
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