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foliagemid-15c., "representation of leaves or branches" (as an ornamental design), from Middle French feuillage, from Old French feuille "leaf, foliage" (see foil (n.)). The form has alte [..]
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foliageleaves of a plant, or the leaves and branches of a tree or shrub.
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foliageleaves
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foliageIs the term used to describe leaves on a plant or of many plants
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foliageThe leaves or more generally, the green part of a plant.
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foliageA term describing plant leaves
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foliageThe leaves or more generally, the green part of a plant. FOILAR FEEDING
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foliageLeaves. Foliar
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foliagethe leaves of a plant or tree.
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foliageLeaves taken collectively.
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foliageThe leaves of a plant.
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foliageleaf: the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants foliation: (architecture) leaf-like architectural ornament (foliaged) foliaceous: bearing numerous leaves In botany, a leaf is [..]
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foliagethe leaves on trees and plants
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foliagen. Any growth of leaves.
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foliagethe leaves, or more generally, the green part of a plant.
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foliageThe leaves or leaflets on tree or branch considered as a whole.
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foliage(n) the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants(n) (architecture) leaf-like architectural ornament
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foliageThe leaves of plants or trees.
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foliage
The leaves of plants.
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foliageThe leaves of a tree or other plant.
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