Definitions
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- adjective having relatively large leaves
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Examples
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The morning warmed, and only the cool provided by the large-leafed trees saved the students from the sun.
In India, Obama faces questions on U.S. relations with Pakistan Scott Wilson 2010
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The morning warmed, and only the cool provided by the large-leafed trees saved the students from the sun.
In India, Obama faces questions on U.S. relations with Pakistan Scott Wilson 2010
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The morning warmed, and only the cool provided by the large-leafed trees saved the students from the sun.
In India, Obama faces questions on U.S. relations with Pakistan Scott Wilson 2010
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Non-succulent large-leafed plants in the desert environment would overheat and be killed.
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For some reason the fish store was almost out of plants, but I got a couple of large-leafed plants, which I guess will improve the tank.
Bah, snow. magnio 2008
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The discoveries, described in a report compiled by WWF, include 30 unique fish species, two tree frog species, 16 ginger species, three tree species and one large-leafed plant species.
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The discoveries, described in a report compiled by WWF, include 30 unique fish species, two tree frog species, 16 ginger species, three tree species and one large-leafed plant species.
Archive 2006-12-01 Jon Bischke 2006
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· R. ruspolii Engl., a usually large-leafed Rhus with hairy leaflets commonly found in the highlands of central and northern Kenya, and
Chapter 7 1999
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Description: A large-leafed weak-stemmed aquatic herb to
Chapter 7 1999
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Malabar spinach, Basella rubra: we have seed again of our large-leafed, vigorous variety; (mucilaginous) leaf crop suited for humid regions; easy to cultivate; requires trellis.
Chapter 25 1996
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