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Reproducing freely by offsets, bulbils, gemmae, or other vegetative means.

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  • In some of the instances of so-called proliferous pears the carpels would seem to be entirely absent, and the dilated portion of the axis to be alone repeated.
  • Both are proliferous ground-covering plants indigenous to the Andean moor ecosystem (bofedales).
  • If the ovary be normally superior or free from the calyx, then the latter is comparatively rarely altered; for instance, in proliferous pinks
  • -- Stem simple when young, proliferous at the sides when old, the young plants developing from the apices of the tubercles, and not in the axils, as is usual.
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