SUCCULENT in RUNNING IN THE FAMILY

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Definition

a plant adapted to arid conditions and characterized by fleshy water-storing tissues that act as water reservoirs;
or: full of juice

Here is the winged thunbergia, the large snouted justicia, the mustard tree of Scripture with its succulent leaves and infinitesimal berries.
p. 82.3

In his last years my father was a founding member of "The Ceylon Cactus and Succulent Society" and this interest began during his time in Kuttapitiya—all because of his devious and defensive nature.
p. 145.5
He welcomed the thorn bush, experimented with gnarled Japanese fig trees, retreated to pragmatic vegetables or spears of the succulent.
p. 145.8
THE CEYLON CACTUS AND SUCCULENT SOCIETY
p. 183.5
He was a founder of the Cactus and Succulent Society.
p. 196.8
He kept journals about every one of the four hundred varieties of cactus and succulents—some of which he had never seen, others of which he had smuggled into the country via a friend.
p. 200.8

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succulent used in Running in the Family