gregarious
ungregarious
shrubbery
grow together
accrete
monostand
cohesion
plantlife
concrescence
teleophyte
plant family
savagery
stand
family Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbiaceae
spurge family
phytonomy
metaphyte
long-stalked
tall-stalked
interplanting
bolter
phytocultural
germinant
protoplast
rampant
triculture
species
anthogenesis
interplant
colony
zygospore
cogrowth
brushwood
chit
solitary
nongregarious
copse
nonsocial
brush
phytoassociation
thicket
coppice
broccoli
Brassica oleracea italica
vegetation
opposite
paired
leafage
meristem
phytology
botany
hill
rosette
family Linaceae
growth
flax family
Linaceae
cormous plant
sarpat
ingraft
engraft
cespitose
tall-growing
plantkind
tufted
caespitose
reproductive structure
tomentum
graft
leggy
phytophile
gram
bourgeon
phytocenosis
shoot
capitulum
pullulate
burgeon forth
germinate
sprout
spud
head
heterauxesis
cultivated plant
phytocoenosis
punctum vegetationis
plant cell
vegetate
espalier
leafset
phytobiology
leafing
dendrophyte
pod
foliation
paratonic
sprouted

English words for '(of plants) growing in groups that are close together'

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