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short enlarged underground storage stem, e.g. taro, crocus, gladiolus.
De****bent: A stem that lies flat on the
ground and
turns upwards at the ends. Fruticose:...
- the same to me".[citation needed]
Tomato plants are vines,
initially de****bent,
typically growing 180 cm (6 ft) or more
above the
ground if supported...
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harvested material, such as in
extracting fiber from
harvested Agave leaves.
de****bent Having branches growing horizontally along the
ground but
which are turned...
- form from the far
north of the species' range. "Prostrata": A low-lying,
de****bent form that is
frequently used as a ground-cover. "Aurea": A compact, upright...
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centimeters tall or
exceed four
meters in height. The
stems are erect,
de****bent or prostrate, and many grow from rhizomes. The
leaves may be arranged...
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mostly hairless stem up to half a
meter long
which may grow
erect or
de****bent along the ground. The
leaves have
blades a few
centimetres in
length which...
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plantings can
withstand strong winds without problems due to the plant's
de****bent architecture and the
coriaceous consistency of the
leaves in some po****tions...
- degrees. The four
major forms are: 'typica', the most common, with
broad de****bent petioles; 'erecta', with
leaves at a 45-degree angle; 'linearis', with...
- both a
perennial and annual.
Erect when young, this
plant later becomes de****bent as it lies down, and
branches regularly. It is not to be
confused with...
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areas as the
sagebrush steppe. The root is a
branching caudex.
Stems are
de****bent, to 40 cm long, with blue-green
leaves divided into
leaflets with oval...
