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English, 13.10.2019 15:50, MarMoney

What is the definition of ornamental?

a. grown for decoration

b. grown from above

c. in need of sunshine

d. in need of flowers

the word floriferous most likely means

a. sweet-smelling

b. long-lasting

c. strong-willed

d. flower-bearing


What is the definition of ornamental?  a. grown for decoration b. grown from

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