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plant (Covertly place), verb bury, cache, camouflage, cloak, cover up, disguise, hide away, keep clandestine, keep hidden, keep secret, mantle, mask, obscure, put in concealment, put out of sight, render invisible, screen, shade, shroud, veil, wrap Associated concepts: entrapment plant (Place firmly), verb base, bed, deposit, embed, engraft, ensconce, establish, fix, ground, implant, infix, inject, inlay, insert, inset, install, instill, lay the foundation, locate, make a place for, place, put, root, set, set firmly, set up, settle, situate, sow, station, stick in, thrust in See also: deposit, embed, engender, entrench, establish, fix, frame up, inculcate, initiate, inseminate, insertion, instate, place, repose How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| New minimum-tillage implements seek to maintain sufficient erosion protection while creating a plantable field. Armstrong Garden Centers sell roses in a plantable fiber pot. Aracruz is also investing US$ 200 million in the purchase of another 65,000 hectares of plantable lands, with 45,000 h in Bahia and 20,000 h in Rio de Janeiro and in Espirito Santo. |
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