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Vegetative structure not clearly divided into stem and leaf (as in Lemna).Having a simple plant or fungus body without differentiation into leaves or leaf-like structures.A plant body not separated into a distinct stem and leaves, as in Duckweeds (Lemnaceae), and in many lower plants such as Algae, some Liverworts and Lichens, etc.A type of plant body that is undifferentiated into root, stem, or leaf.A plant body that is not differentiated into roots, stems and leaves, and characteristic of lower plants (algae, fungi and lichens).