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...s and Greek for Fruit). Euphorbiaceae. Tropical shrubs sometimes cult. for ornaments; glabrous to stellate-tomentose, often health-like: lvs. alternate, simple,
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...[indigenous peoples|aboriginal peoples]] use for food, medicine, textiles, ornaments, etc.
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...t needles for a long time when cut (which do not prick easily when hanging ornaments) make it one of the best trees for this purpose.
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.... One story has it that when Krishna was weighed in gold, not even all the ornaments of His consort [[Satyabhama]] could outweigh Him. But a single tulsi leaf p
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[[Category:Ornaments]]
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...isbn = I-894856-08-2 }}</ref> Branches are used by florists for designing ornaments. The plant is the regional flora of the [[Regions of Finland|Finnish region
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Garden ornaments, and children's picture books depicting [[gnome]]s and [[fairies]], such as
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...ns, bridges, seats, pavements; closely related with it are garden and lawn ornaments and furniture, such as statuary, vases, urns, dials, bird-fountains, lanter
...uses or pools, pavements, seats, dial- bases, boxes, tubs, jars, and other ornaments and accessories. The use of simple boxes or ordinary pots
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