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Definition
a plant adapted to arid conditions and characterized by fleshy water-storing tissues that act as water reservoirs
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full of juice
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highly enjoyable
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full of juice
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highly enjoyable
- 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 SOCIETYp. 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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