A melon vine of the genus Cucumis; cultivated from earliest times for its cylindrical green fruit.
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He walked a little farther and came upon their consolidated shadow of love under the wild- cucumber vine which wreathed over the trellis-hood of the door.
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Sweet potato, melon, squash, and cucumber vines are examples of such plants.
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Native- cucumber vines and other creepers partially closed in the older verandas.
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Yeager sat beneath the wild cucumber vines pleating a horsehair hatband for Daisy Ellington.
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Uncle Pennywait's wife was out among the cucumber vines now.
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Here we report the draft genome sequence of Cucumis sativus var.
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In the present work, a chromosome painting method for single-copy gene pools in Cucumis sativus was successfully developed.
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I may add that in one variety of the cucumber ( Cucumis sativus) the fruit regularly contains five carpels instead of three.
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She said talk of cucumber sandwiches and cakes were not code words.
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He knows the best restaurants for sea cucumber in all of Miami!
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Today it is working once more, watering Abosh's melon and cucumber crops.
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But cucumber is available year-round, as long as it's in pickled form.
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Larry is something of an aficionado when it comes to sea cucumber.
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Warmth, water, and proper pollination are the keys to growing cucumber-family crops.
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The pearlfish has to swim up sea cucumber butts to escape predation.
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They're used to it. Translation: Buckingham Palace is cool as a cucumber.
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The cucumber plant thrives here in great quantities, and water is abundant.
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Guillen loves gazpacho Ð a traditional Spanish cold tomato and cucumber soup.
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Still talking, he tugged at himself, and the obedient cucumber plumped forward.
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You can sneak vegetables into it and cucumber works well in summer.
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Ayaz saluted, and ate of the cucumber with an appearance of pleasure.
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Oh boy, you would have made a great murderer-cool as a cucumber.
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It also comes in another scent -aloe, cucumber and green tea.
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Dart moved up beside her and rubbed the cucumber across her cheek.
