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| This is a perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height near half a meter. |
| woolly stem up to about 20 centimeters long, | growing erect or spreading outward. |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect to a maximum height between 60 and 80 c |
| Ribes roezlii is a spiny shrub | growing erect to a maximum height around 1.2 meters. |
| This is an annual herb | growing erect stems 20 to 80 centimeters tall. |
| This is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height around 40 centimete |
| This is a perennial herb | growing erect stems to a maximum height around 16 cen |
| Ceanothus leucodermis is a thorny shrub | growing erect to heights approaching 4 meters. |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect to heights approaching 35 to 45 centime |
| This an annual or Biennial plant | growing erect to a maximum height of one to 1.3 metre |
| This is a hairy perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height near 70 centimeters |
| tus is a thickly branched shrub spreading and | growing erect to heights between one and three meters |
| eral, plants in this complex are annual herbs | growing erect to maximum heights anywhere between 3 a |
| It is a small, bushy shrub spreading or | growing erect and approaching one meter in maximum he |
| This is a perennial herb | growing erect 20 to 30 centimeters tall. |
| This is an annual herb | growing erect stems which may be short or up to about |
| It is a perennial bunchgrass | growing erect to heights between 60 centimeters and o |
| herb forming a small clump at ground level or | growing erect to a maximum height near 30 centimeters |
| It is a perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height around a meter, its |
| Penstemon spectabilis is a perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height often exceeding one |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect 10 to 60 centimeters tall. |
| Eriodictyon trichocalyx is a shrub | growing erect up to about 2 meters tall, with lance-s |
| This is a perennial herb | growing erect to heights anywhere between 10 centimet |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect, approaching a meter in maximum height. |
| This is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect, hairy, square-edged stems up to about |
| This is a very aromatic annual herb | growing erect, sticky, glandular stems up to about 25 |
| nt or somewhat upright and the island variety | growing erect. |
| ng tufts up to about 20 centimeters tall when | growing erect. |
| y stem up to about 30 centimeters long, often | growing erect. |
| g a stem up to 42 centimeters long, sometimes | growing erect. |
| of BDSM erotic fiction as well as the fastest | growing erotic publisher. |
| Fruit | growing, especially apple and cherry crops, were a ma |
| New Zealand's fastest | growing ethnic groups are Asian. |
| te this passion for nature into their work by | growing eucalyptus trees imported from Australia to b |
| PlanetAll has over 1.5 million members-and is | growing even faster than the Internet-is simple: it c |
| An ever | growing event, the comedy festival is Leicester's maj |
| nent Eastbourne citizens in 1867 and has been | growing ever since. |
| The events is | growing ever popular each year and is organised by Ma |
| as first held in 1996 and has constantly been | growing ever since reaching a current attendance of a |
| p was the Cuss 1, and the fleet size has been | growing ever since. |
| seum, was opened in 1973, and has been slowly | growing ever since. |
| The virus is | growing every day.” |
| This is a popular event that is | growing every year. |
| Indeed, there is | growing evidence that alpha-synuclein is involved in |
| trong as ever, despite overwhelming and still | growing evidence for the theory. |
| Alternatively, | growing evidence suggest that activated Bax and/or Ba |
| There are | growing evidences to suggest that miR-200 microRNAs a |
| It is a very small epipetric species, | growing exclusively on limestone and other calcareous |
| established to provide a centre for London's | growing expatriate American community, with the inaug |
| eriences that not only meet, but exceed these | growing expectations. |
| establish a foothold in what he believes is a | growing experience economy. |
| Currently it is | growing experimentally on 1.35 square kilometres. |
| Any species | growing exponentially under unlimited resource condit |
| 1950s, Japan's need for electrical energy was | growing exponentially. |
| oth local and nonlocal storage capacities are | growing exponentially. |
| g up the work of the Court whose workload was | growing exponentially. |
| nimated violence, including exploding organs, | growing extra limbs, turning inside out. |
| There are many | growing extracurricular activities at Al-Noor Academy |
| rowds, raising fears among Israeli Jews about | growing extremism among the nation's Arabs, who compr |
| nity's interest was now widely regarding as a | growing eyesore. |
| Tourism is a rapidly | growing facet of the districts economy, with tourists |
| Borneo Exotics operates a number of | growing facilities spread over two locations: lowland |
| peration by the police to specifically target | growing factories and the police described it as a gr |
| Adams' | growing familiarity with adult film production, a by- |
| After the Civil War, Glynn moved his | growing family to the 3,000 acres (12 km2) he had acq |
| . was born in about 1950 in Cuba to a tobacco | growing family which emigrated after the Cuban Revolu |
| Back in Ogden, the | growing family moved into a house in town and a farm |
| nded by 1765 to accommodate William Trimble's | growing family . |
| 08, but was forced to move to accommodate his | growing family and many visitors. |
| for seven years, despite a small income and a | growing family much too large to be supported by his |
| urkee knew that the Lewellings, a local fruit | growing family, had often offered lodging and care to |
| amily man who juggles politics along with his | growing family. |
| urse injuries and to spend more time with his | growing family. |
| could not produce enough milk for the Taft's | growing family. |
| remained active in the community and with her | growing family. |
| 1840 he added a large wing to accommodate his | growing family. |
| s happy married life was blessed with an ever | growing family. |
| d at the time, and Fisher needed to support a | growing family. |
| second floor on the house to accommodate the | growing family. |
| ons in the brownstone were rearranged for the | growing family. |
| look for a larger farm on which to raise his | growing family. |
| money to build his own house for his rapidly | growing family. |
| eived by audiences and started to gain a fast | growing fan base. |
| Kingston Wall has also gained them a steadily | growing fan base around the world, mostly thanks to t |
| Layne has a large and | growing fan base in Indianapolis, IN, and works close |
| VD in 2005 and has since gone on to acquire a | growing fan base. |
| previous stint at Boston College, Holovak saw | growing fan discontent, including chants of "Goodbye |
| a track on the sampler Russendisko-Hits and a | growing fanbase, especially in Germany. |
| Leaves | growing farther up the stem are smaller and have more |
| ower leaves being slightly smaller than those | growing farther up the stem. |
| A | growing fascination and ardor culminate in his becomi |
| Her | growing fascination with Jane and Ian leads to a scen |
| ears, Lyautey became associated with France's | growing fascist movement. |
| With the population | growing fast the people were housed in ill drained st |
| Although the market was | growing fast, Macsyma sales in 1991 and early 1992 we |
| ashtra, India, the town of Varangaon today is | growing fast. |
| ntry's youngest and smallest operator, but is | growing fast. |
| ucks for hunters, and wild turkey numbers are | growing fast. |
| It was notable for | growing faster than any other SIV so far and is as of |
| id "EA's results were good…Digital revenue is | growing faster than anyone expected." |
| nt) that would prohibit federal spending from | growing faster than the economy. |
| Consumption of electricity is | growing faster than production capacity. |
| o, young engineers in and around palladam are | growing faster in IT Field and located throughout the |
| North Island, especially around Auckland, is | growing faster than that of the South Island). |
| Chocolate agar is used for | growing fastidious (fussy) respiratory bacteria, such |
| d by fracture of the brake-rod, when a slowly | growing fatigue crack reached a critical size and the |
| This was a response to | growing fears in America about rampant anti-Americani |
| es matches or exceeds that of the schools - a | growing feature of the economy. |
| and dry plants have been documented to start | growing feeder (rain) roots within 3 hours after expo |
| promoted the Flemish culture, resulting in a | growing feeling of Flemish identity. |
| Suspecting her | growing feeling for Bill, Mick insists that she get h |
| oyalty to her real criminal boyfriend and her | growing feelings for Maybe, but each man wants to rob |
| of a misunderstanding, she tries to stop her | growing feelings for him. |
| ey risk putting their professions - and their | growing feelings for each other - on the line. |
| ls and capillaries so that it can sustain the | growing fetus. |
| Laboratory experimentation has been a | growing field in economics for the last decade or so. |
| l evolution, an important subset of the still | growing field of bionics. |
| rk bought the land in 1913 for the purpose of | growing figs. |
| The | growing figures have been linked as a proponent for t |
| and inert sputtering gases are built into the | growing film as impurities. |
| After years in flourishing operation but | growing financial burden, the university was forced t |
| In 1998, after a series of | growing financial crises, Isis Publications Ltd was a |
| er-listed shortly afterwards due to Newport's | growing financial crisis. |
| VAS appears as a rapidly | growing firm mass in and under the skin. |
| He works with a number of small | growing firms in Wales through his role as director o |
| mic crisis was primarily due to the large and | growing fiscal imbalances over the 1980s. |
| e co-founder and CEO of Zumba Fitness, a fast | growing fitness company founded in August 2001 that i |
| ale mite feeds upon a single egg of a thrips, | growing five to eight female offspring and one male i |
| This is a sprawling shrub | growing flat across the ground in mats rarely exceedi |
| is is an annual herb forming a patch of stems | growing flat on the ground or rising slightly to a ma |
| South Dakota proved too harsh and dry for | growing flax, however, and by 1900 Salsola had coloni |
| Galliano, Louisiana, ECO owns and operates a | growing fleet of new generation offshore service vess |
| nverted to accommodate the Pacific Electric's | growing fleet of buses. |
| ean and store light-rail vehicles for Metro's | growing fleet, with a total storage capacity of 104 v |
| de stonecrop, and Pacific stonecrop, is a low | growing flowering plant of the genus Sedum. |
| Rinaldo and his comrades start | growing flowers and vegetables in the desert. |
| perative, whose residents earned their living | growing flowers and vegetables in hothouses. |
| Polamalu's favorite pastimes include surfing, | growing flowers, making furniture and playing the pia |
| The need for | growing fodder has also historically limited livestoc |
| cture and instrumentation is the group's then | growing folk influence, with lyrics more mature and r |
| feet (330 m2) farmhouse wasn't enough for the | growing followers. |
| n the past 3 or 4 years has helped him gain a | growing following not just in Ireland but abroad as w |
| mostly for the home market, although it has a | growing following in the U.S. |
| From the Good Earth: A Celebration of | Growing Food Around the World (1993), Forward by |
| or the war in 1915 he did alternative service | growing food and in an office at the YMCA. |
| w generation fertilizer plants to fulfill the | growing food needs of India. |
| in 22nd century Africa, where agri-teams are | growing food in the rich soil around a dormant volcan |
| The | growing food bank settled in a 91,000-square-foot (8, |
| families who rented land from the Rector for | growing food were evicted and their crops and propert |
| rticipate in small classes, community living, | growing food, and caring for farm animals. |
| and green living by collecting rainwater and | growing food. |
| The Puritan population in England had been | growing for many years leading up to this time. |
| Stratton stated that he was | growing for medical use, but was charged with produci |
| ding areas was once popular for osier (willow | growing) for the basket weaving trade, but since the |
| With his | growing fortune, Rastelli, his wife and their three c |
| e dirtiest sources of energy, was the fastest | growing fossil fuel. |
| They were named the 11th fastest | growing franchise of 2010 by Franchise Times magazine |
| Richmond; jobs were available and there was a | growing free black community. |
| mmunity gardens, residents are tending plots, | growing fresh produce, sharing food with neighbors, a |
| It is a perennial herb | growing from a caudex, usually with a rhizome system. |
| rge separate concrete forms that appear to be | growing from the ground and separate halfway into an |
| This is a stout perennial herb or small shrub | growing from a woody base. |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a thick, short taproot and caudex unit. |
| It is a perennial aquatic plant | growing from a spherical tuber. |
| It is an erect perennial herb | growing from a thick rhizome, its stem exceeding one |
| It is a perennial herb | growing from a thick taproot and caudex unit. |
| It is also found | growing from Long Island to Georgia. |
| It has proved extremely popular with numbers | growing from an initial four, to over fifteen. |
| grows from a taproot with sticky, hairy stems | growing from 7.1 inches to 3.3 feet (18-100cm) long. |
| T. thalictroides is a hairless plant | growing from tuberous roots, with upright 10-30 cm ta |
| Cyclamen mirabile is a perennial | growing from a tuber, native to Turkish pine woodland |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a thick rhizome and producing stems up t |
| included in Cyclamen repandum) is a perennial | growing from a tuber, native to Greece in the Pelopon |
| At the time, the city was steadily | growing from a small rural village to a busy metropol |
| This is a mat-forming perennial herb | growing from rhizomes. |
| e end of the stem, with small additional ones | growing from the uppermost leaf axil. |
| It is a perennial herb | growing from a corm and producing one or two narrow l |
| This is an aquatic perennial herb | growing from a large clumpy rhizome and producing man |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a matted rhizome that anchors in wet sub |
| Typically alpine plants | growing from short, thick rhizomes that branch. |
| The population was 470 in 2007, after | growing from 455 in 2000, but had decreased to 430 by |
| Ionactis alpina is a perennial herb | growing from a caudex and fibrous root system. |
| Lewisia congdonii is a perennial herb | growing from a short, thick taproot and caudex unit. |
| the fruiting body may appear terrestrial when | growing from the roots or base of the host tree. |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a spherical corm. |
| This species is perennial | growing from 10-30 cm (4-12 inches) tall and sometime |
| This native thistle is a perennial herb | growing from a rootstock branching with runner roots |
| This is very small plant | growing from an underground caudex and sending one th |
| This is a tough perennial herb | growing from a woody base and forming thin, erect ste |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a taproot and caudex unit. |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from a slender taproot and caudex unit. |
| lengthened considerably, from 850 ft. to 920, | growing from 72,000 gross tons to more than 80,000. |
| wakes, he spears Professor Walsh with a tusk | growing from his hand, speaking one word, "Mommy." |
| This is a bushy shrub | growing from a woody base and reaching a maximum heig |
| a generally biennial herb in the daisy family | growing from a taproot to maximum heights between one |
| This is a perennial daisy | growing from a stout taproot and caudex to anywhere f |
| erennial herb reaching up to 1.4 meters tall, | growing from a thick taproot. |
| It is a perennial herb | growing from a rhizome network with vertical, thick-t |
| This is a perennial herb | growing from an oval-shaped corm up to 3 centimeters |
| , with an upright habit and many square stems | growing from basal roots. |
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