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Many delicate plants, including the pomegranate, agave, mimosa, and some types of palm, flourish.
It's more interesting and delicate plants are afforded greater protection as a result.
Historically, tundra, a landscape of lichens, mosses and delicate plants, was too damp to burn.
Billy is described as being "fresh out of a Southern greenhouse for delicate plants".
The unforeseen hazard potentially threatens delicate plants in the sprawling biosphere whose hotter "sub-worlds", including desert and rainforest, depend on keeping the British weather out.
Most of the smaller, more delicate plants that are so widespread in the world today evolved later, ultimately from tropical rainforest ancestors.
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Here's a delicate plant, the leaves drawn pale and thin, with a heavier wiry line drawn right over it, like the life-force that drew the plant from the earth.
As oil began to contaminate Louisiana beaches in May, it was manually removed; more difficult to clean were the state's marshes and estuaries, where the topography was knit together by delicate plant life.
"The Seagull" was Mr. Rickson's valedictory production as artistic director of the Royal Court Theater, and when I saw it there last year, I couldn't imagine its being much better and worried about this delicate plant's thriving in a Broadway barn.
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