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A plant smaller than a fingernail could refer to various tiny species, such as certain mosses, lichens, or even miniature flowering plants like the "watermeal" (Wolffia). These diminutive plants often thrive in specific environments, such as aquatic habitats or rocky crevices. Their small size allows them to adapt to niche ecosystems where larger plants might struggle to survive. Despite their size, they play crucial roles in their ecosystems, contributing to biodiversity and serving as food sources for small organisms.

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