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Significados de India-rubber tree en inglés
portugués
árvore-da-borracha 
Large tropical Asian tree frequently dwarfed as a houseplant; source of Assam rubber.
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Examples for "India-rubber plant"
Examples for "India-rubber plant"
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But I felt extraordinarily like a traitor-tothe India-rubberplant, I suppose-forall that nothing had been said...
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A rubber plant may be layered or topped as it is called.
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A rubber plant likes to see a little sport now and then.
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The guy was a shift foreman at the rubber plant in Winston-Salem.
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He'd started stripping the rubber plant and he wanted to finish the job.
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A rubber plant was finally found somewhere in New Jersey.
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Rubber Plant ( Ficus elastica) Tests have shown that rubber plants are especially efficient at removing formaldehyde from the air.
Uso de India-rubber tree en inglés
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It is difficult to see how mankind in the nineteenth century could exist without the India-rubber tree.
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Here we have also the india-rubber tree, the cork-tree, and several new plants.
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They are covered with a most luxuriant forest, comprising a large number of india-rubber trees.
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The india-rubber tree belongs to the milk-weed family.
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Fenton had decorated the rooms a little, chiefly with live pampas grass and palms and India-rubber trees.
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Here too is found the india-rubber tree.
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'I hope you will enjoy the cedar of Lebanon and the india-rubber tree.
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India-rubber trees grow in South America.
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The Seringa or India-Rubber Tree.
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To confuse the eye still more, a quantity of young India-rubber trees, with glossy leaves, were placed before the large central mirror.
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Pierre went to earn his living in a country where there were negroes and parrots and india-rubber trees and molasses and fevers and snakes.