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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,

...[indigenous peoples|aboriginal peoples]] use for food, medicine, textiles, ornaments, etc.

...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.

.... 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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...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

Garden ornaments, and children's picture books depicting [[gnome]]s and [[fairies]], such as

...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