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Things frond often describes ("frond ________")
- opening
- diaper
- dendroid
- fence
- division
- dichotomous
- fences
- density
- size
- walls
- hollow
- waving
- mat
- hut
- stipitate
- shape
- production
- globose
- number
- fibre
- panels
- structure
- hats
- brown
- huts
- stout
- raincoats
- plane
- carriages
- shadows
- length
- offerings
- tripinnate
- elongation
- radiation
- brooms
- houses
- plants
- entire
- forests
- thatch
- multiplication
- filiform
- pinnate
- inches
- torch
- growth
- lanceolate
- stony
- cartilaginous
- apex
- minute
- roofs
- margin
- stems
- thatching
- initiation
- filaments
- formation
- technique
- wall
- hat
- shelter
- cellular
- umbrellas
- terete
- evolution
- sessile
- photocoagulation
- baskets
- branch
- types
- morphology
- bases
- area
- basket
- roof
- broom
- fan
- gathering
- bearing
- form
- bipinnate
- arrangement
- rates
- midribs
- shelters
- mats
- matting
- canopy
- torches
- linear
- ribs
- leathery
- capillary
- stiff
How frond often is described ("________ frond")
- fern
- empty
- broken
- secondary
- bipinnate
- wide
- single
- dead
- simple
- entire
- fallen
- primitive
- hollow
- immature
- mother
- algal
- youngest
- parent
- tall
- young
- tubular
- flat
- barren
- graceful
- primary
- small
- withered
- vegetative
- fresh
- jointed
- undivided
- grown
- rib
- decayed
- shaped
- huge
- main
- cylindrical
- leathery
- forked
- fertile
- pale
- triangular
- delicate
- thick
- membranous
- papillary
- sterile
- dry
- brown
- smooth
- green
- thin
- dried
- dichotomous
- older
- beautiful
- cellular
- long
- horizontal
- leafy
- tertiary
- narrow
- like
- palm
- primordial
- tripinnate
- pinnate
- volatile
- mature
- large
- branched
- complete
- gelatinous
- largest
- dark
- feathery
- topmost
- developed
- whole
- lanceolate
- broad
- erect
