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Bunbury-born University of WA PhD student Jane Edgeloe discovers the biggest plant in the world in Shark Bay

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Bunbury-born PhD student Jane Edgeloe was researching seagrass in Shark Bay when she discovered something incredible — the biggest plant in the world.

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