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1The plant grows to a large size, full-hearted, with a thick stem.
2Why should the core or thick stem of cabbage be used as food?
3The fibre of the leaf served as thread, the thick stem as a needle.
4This beverage she poured into a square, wide-mouthed flask, into which she placed a thick stem of anis.
5The hat was cut from the heart of the cabbage, and a pair of shoes from the thick stem.
6I came across a beautiful double daisy flower, with an elongated centre and thick stem, growing on our village green.
7The captain looked up at the thick stem with a doubtful expression, and then turned to Hendrick with a nautical shake of the head.
8Gusts are strong enough to break the metre- thick stems of the fern trees.
9A reasonable-sized bunch of amaryllis, with big, thick stems, may weigh four pounds.
10Near the ditch pointed flags are springing up, and the thick stems of the marsh marigold.
11The thick stems and leaves had wound themselves into a tentlike roof around the crumbling building.
12Plants with heads full of seeds, large as the skulls of infants, lolled from thick stems.
13He was now in the shadow and it would be difficult to distinguish him among the thick stems.
14Thick stems were interwoven like braids.
15If you pinch the thick stems, water will ooze out, for they are partly hollow, like the pond-lily stem.
16Wash the spinach and remove any thick stems (you can leave the thin stems of very young spinach).
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