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Tillandsia
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Tillandsia 

a genus of plants of the family Bromeliaceae. There are about 400 species, inhabiting tropical and subtropical America. T. usneoides is known as Spanish moss.



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Accompany each Airplant with a sales brochure elaborating on how to maintain these plants.
As we approached the narrow Venetian Canal that would take us from Lake Virginia to Lake Maitland, our captain made us aware of all the interesting vegetation growing alongside the canal: Egyptian papyrus, Spanish moss (an airplant and not a parasite), the Princess flower, colourful bougainvilleas and resurrection fern.
As we approached the narrow Venetian Canal that would take us from Lake Virginia to Lake Maitland, our captain made us aware of all the interesting vegetation growing alongside the canal: Egyptian papyrus, Spanish moss (an airplant and not a parasite), the Princess flower, colourful bougainvilleas and resurrection fern.
 
 
 
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