Предмет: Английский язык, автор: martalike9

рослини лісостепу будь ласка

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Автор ответа: painter15

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дуб, граб, бук, клен, липа, сосна . У заплавах річок ростуть берест, вільха, верба. пшениця, ячмінь, овес, гречка, цукрові буряки, картопля, овочеві культури та інші. горицвіт, анемона, конюшина, тонконіг, стоколос, ковила, вероніка колосовидна, гадючник, звіробій.

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