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Succulent plant

In botany, succulent plants, also known as succulents, are plants with parts that are thickened, fleshy, and engorged, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions.

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Succulent plant

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Succulent plant

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Succulent plant → Anderson, Bill, Blandford Press, Bromeliads, Cacti, Cape Times Ltd, Cassell, Chapman, Cheltenham, Clive, Covent Garden Books, Date, Dorset, Faber, Glos, Gordon, Handbook, Hans, Hecht, Henk
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Succulent plant → By, Crassula, Nor, Not, Other, Plants, The, Thus
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Succulent plant → CAM, In, The, These
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Succulent plant → Project, Succulent Plants, World

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succulents plants succulent plant species may water families cacti often also roots geophytes leaves many fleshy stems thrive soil horticultural

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Euphorbiainstance ofsome species in a genus0.80text
or family such as Asphodelaceae may be succulentinstance ofsome species in a genus0.80text
whereas others are less so or not at allinstance ofsome species in a genus0.80text
succulentsinstance ofPlants adapted to living in dry environments0.80text
are termed xerophytesinstance ofPlants adapted to living in dry environments0.80text
Crassula helmsii are both succulentinstance ofas plants0.80text
aquatic.Some who grow succulents as a hobby may use the term in a different way from botanistsinstance ofas plants0.80text
bromeliadsinstance ofSpecies with intermediate characteristics such as somewhat fleshy leaves or stems may be described as semi-succulent.Horticulturists often follow commercial conventions and may…0.80text
that scientifically are considered succulentsinstance ofSpecies with intermediate characteristics such as somewhat fleshy leaves or stems may be described as semi-succulent.Horticulturists often follow commercial conventions and may…0.80text
steppesinstance ofWhile it is often thought that most succulents come from dry areas0.80text
semi-desertinstance ofWhile it is often thought that most succulents come from dry areas0.80text
and desertinstance ofWhile it is often thought that most succulents come from dry areas0.80text

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