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May 20, 2011

Whorl/Whorled:

Buds, flowers, leaves or shoots growing from the same (single) node,

usually three or more. These leaves are not alternate nor opposite.

Posted in Dianne's Blog | Tagged garden glossary, garden terminology, ID plant parts | 4 Comments »

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