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philodendron

The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | Copyright

phil·o·den·dron / ˌfiləˈdendrən/ • n. (pl. philodendrons or philodendra / -drə/ ) a tropical American climbing plant (genus Philodendron) of the arum family that is widely grown as a greenhouse or indoor plant.

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Philodendron

A Dictionary of Plant Sciences | 1998 | | Copyright

Philodendron (family Araceae) A genus of herbs, mainly climbing, in which the leaf nervation is pinnate and reticulate, the blade sometimes being divided. Many are ornamentals. There are 500 species, occurring in tropical America.

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philodendron

World Encyclopedia | 2005 | Copyright

philodendron Genus of evergreen plants native to tropical America. Philodendrons have shiny, heart-shaped leaves that are sometimes split. They are popular houseplants. Height: 10cm–1.8m (4in–6ft). Family Araceae.

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philodendron

The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. | 2011 | Copyright

philodendron see arum .

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	A sturdy bookcase replaced the philodendrons. Magazine article from: Sunset; 5/1/1990
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