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biocoenosis
(redirected from Plant communities)

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biocoenosis, biocenosis
a diverse community inhabiting a single biotope
biocoenosis [‚bī·ō·sə′nō·səs]
(ecology)
A group of organisms that live closely together and form a natural ecologic unit.
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