Plateosaurus was a bipedal herbivore with a small skull on a long, mobile neck, sharp but plump plant-crushing teeth, powerful hind limbs, short but muscular arms and grasping hands with large claws on three fingers, possibly used for defence and feeding.
The food is careful, contemporary Caribbean and the lounge is cozy, filled with plants and plump sofas that make it as intimate as a private parlor.
The best-known cranberry cousin cultivated for food is probably the highbush blueberry plant, which bears the plump commercial fruits sold fresh-picked at markets.
It reckons that more than half of the countries that will build nuclear plants in coming years will plump for these smaller, simpler designs.Technology Quarterly Does it really stack up?
The crystal chandeliers, the slow-moving ceiling fans, the plump sofas and wicker chairs, the potted plants and swags of drapery made me feel as if I were back in another time.
In the same way that a baby's oversize head and round eyes provoke empathy, the plump and whimsical leaves of these desert plants felt undeniably cute.
(On the other hand, garlic cloves planted in fall, not spring, will produce plump heads by June or early July. Now the Crawfords plant bulbils from hard-neck scapes in the fall, for "green garlic" in the spring).
The fear of flickering lights, summer blackouts and plump bills casts a pall on power plant opposition from the sector of the population that can be swayed to either side of the debate.
He is a fond and forgetful figure, longing to subside into the skirts of a plant the size of a "plump chaise longue", the name of which has escaped him.
Fluffy cushions are piled high on the permanently plumped sofa and an array of colour-coordinated plants cascade out of old teapots and ribboned wicker boxes.
