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Significados de american aloe em inglês
Tropical American plants with basal rosettes of fibrous sword-shaped leaves and flowers in tall spikes; some cultivated for ornament or for fiber.
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Examples for "agave"
Examples for "agave"
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The endless fields of blue agave passed by on either side.
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There was no difference in symptom improvement between the agave and placebo groups.
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The agave is capable of being applied to many domestic uses.
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He tasted of coffee and agave syrup and some sort of vegan creamer.
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Things like oats spelt, rye, millet or even things like molasses or agave.
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A huge century plant grew on the opposite side of the driveway.
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The plant is familiar to us as the common century plant of our gardens.
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It resembles that wonderful century plant which, after decades of developing, flowers and dies.
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They hang from cacti spines and over thorns on the big century plant and lemon tree.
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Agave Hartmani, a new species of century plant.
Uso de american aloe em inglês
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The maguey, or American aloe, is the most abundant and widely distributed of the native plants.
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The plant called American aloe, Agave americana (c.v.), belongs to a different order, viz.
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Agave americana, Century plant or American aloe.
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It was the Agave, or American Aloe, sometimes called the Century Plant, because it blooms but once in a lifetime.
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These poles were the flower stalks of the great American aloe, or maguey-plant-theonly thing resembling wood that grew near.
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By the same token the well-known " American aloe," or century plant, is not an aloe, but an agave.
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Another tropical plant, seen at the North in greenhouses, but here growing ten feet high in the open air, is the American aloe or century-plant.