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Only plants that need not photosynthesize can live in the dark so fungi, mosses, etc. although if you mean "low light" plants there are probably more "greens" that exist but they're mostly shrubs and small plants that live on the dark, forest/rain forest floors of the world. Although sadly, I cannot give you any specific names :(

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No plants can grow in the dark. They require sunlight for photosynthesis, and cannot survive without this process. You can grow many with artificial lights though. There are lots of posts regarding that.

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Some plants that can grow in low light conditions include pothos, snake plant, and peace lily. These plants are known for their ability to thrive in indoor environments with minimal light.

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http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/mar97/856980581.Bt.r.html

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Mushrooms, fungi and crops such as 'forced' chicory and rhubard can be grown in the dark

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No. The metabolism of a plant depends on photosynthesis, which requires light.

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Yes, they can respire in dark very well.

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Of course they can

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