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- A plant that naturally completes its life cycle in one year
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- An outer covering of a seed
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- A plant that lives two years from sowing, usually flowering in the second year
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- A seed pod that opens when dry and ripe
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- The small whorl of modified leaves at the base of a flower
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- Leaves divided into two or more leaflets
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- The first leaf or leaves in the seed. In some plants the cotyledons remain underground in the seedcoat
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- A small portion of the previous year's growth at the base of a cutting
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- Dying to the ground or lacking a definite woody structure
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- The small scar on a seed where it was attached to the seed pod
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- A whorl of small leaves close underneath a flower or flower cluster
- see Leaf Configuration
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- One part of a compound leaf.
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- The place on a stem where leaves or branches originate
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- Having an outline the shape of an egg, with the stalk at the large end
- see Leaf Shapes
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- Growing for more than two years. Trees and shrubs are perennials.
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- Removing the terminal bud
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- Feather-formed. Said of a compound leaf with the leaflets along both sides of the leaf stalk
- see Leaf Configuration graphic
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- Propagation is the reproduction of plants, and is accomplished by two different means. One is by seeds or spores (the normal reproductive
process of plants), the other is by vegetative propagation, which involves cuttings, layers, division, separation, or graftings.
- See 'Growing the Hallucinogens'
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- An elongated cluster of flowers
- see Inflorescence
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- An underground stem
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- The separate leaves of the calyx
- see Parts of a Flower
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- Small plants arising from the base of a larger plant
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- A primary root growing straight down from a plant.
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- Growing at the end of a branch.
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- A flower cluster in the shape of an umbrella
- see Inflorescence
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- Grown in the greenhouse or, in the case of a cutting, with a jar placed over it
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