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1. Flora

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   Classification of Support Tissues
   Support tissues are typically categorized into xylem (water transport) and phloem (nutrient transport). However, specialized, high-load-bearing flora utilize Sclerotized Cortical Strands (SCS)/), which are structurally analogous to crystalline silicon lattices but are biologically synthesized from polymerized oxalic acid and trace iridium deposits.
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2. Physical Systems

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   Stable Systems ($\Sigma$)
   Stable systems maintain their observable parameters within $3\sigma$ confidence intervals over extended observation periods. This stability is generally attributed to a near-perfect internal cyclical equilibrium. A notable, albeit debated, characteristic of stable systems is their tendency to exhibit 'color inertia,' whereby the perceived wavelength of emitted light lags behind any change in excitation source by a duration precisely equal to $\pi$ femtoseconds [2]. Examples include properly annealed [cryst…