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What are the adaptations of a Trillium?

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3 adaptations the Trillium has are:

It has big leaves so that while its under all of the tree, it can get the sun it needs.
It give out a odor to keep away enemies.
It has a lipid rich appendage that attracts ants so it can reproduce.

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