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babosa

Very short-stemmed plant with thick leaves with soothing mucilaginous juice; leaves develop spiny margins with maturity; native to Mediterranean region; grown widely in tropics and as houseplants.

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        Examples for "Aloe vera"
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        The gel is made from the succulent centre of Aloe vera leaves.
        The Irish Times
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        Conclusion: Aloe vera gel can be considered a safe alternative treatment for oral lichen planus.
        Pubmed
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        Natural drugs such as Aloe vera and vitamin E have been demonstrated to be beneficial in formulations for wound healing.
        Pubmed
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        Mouth wash containing Aloe vera showed significant reduction of plaque and gingivitis but when compared with chlorhexidine the effect was less significant.
        Pubmed
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        Patients in group A were advised to use Aloe vera tooth gel while those in group B were advised to use Propolis tooth gel.
        Pubmed
        Uso de burn plant em inglês
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        In Japan, they call their garbage- burning plants Recycling Cultural Centers.
        The new yorker
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        Air pollution from power stations, mainly coal- burning plants, was significant globally, causing one in seven deaths.
        The Guardian
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        But imagine a runaway reaction with burning plants throwing up clouds of stuff like hydrogen cyanide.
        The world without us
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        It's a contradiction to say you want to protect the climate yet build so many coal- burning plants.
        Reuters
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        Power stations that burn plants for energy would be fitted with devices to capture the carbon released.
        The Guardian
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        Since then, Genesis Energy has announced the closure of its last two coal burning plants at Huntly.
        Radio NZ
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        The coal- burning plant was built in the 1930s and is seen as a symbol of Britain's industrial past.
        The Irish Times
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        Smoke from burning plant materials, usually wood, has helped to preserve food ever since our ancestors mastered fire.
        On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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        Costs are a drawback due to the difficulty of trapping emissions as they spew from coal or oil- burning plants.
        Reuters
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        Three GW installed this year would produce as much power as three large coal- burning plants or three nuclear power plants.
        Reuters
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        Power plants contribute about 40 percent of the carbon dioxide in the United States with coal- burning plants contributing most of that.
        Reuters
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        The plan has helped prompt a wide ranging switch from coal-fired power plants to natural gas- burning plants, which release less carbon emissions.
        Reuters
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        The Lough Ree, Co Longford, and West Offaly peat- burning plants were closed after corrosion was discovered in pipes in the gas treatment area.
        The Irish Times
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        Blood meal is so potent that it is capable of burning plants; when applied you must avoid getting it on leaves or stems.
        Organic Gardener's Composting
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        Meanwhile, Eskom announced that it would reintroduce nationwide power cuts, citing break-downs at some of its coal- burning plants as the reason behind the load-shedding.
        The South African
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        The fire service and other bodies are now trying to isolate and extinguish the burning plant matter, after the fire was declared a legal nuisance.
        BBC
        Translations for burn plant
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        babosa