perennial
annual
biennial
botany
vegetation
flora
hemiepiphyte
everblooming
harvest
crop
perennate
paradormancy
two-year
budburst
triennial
rotate
xenogenesis
alternation of generations
growing season
heterogenesis
budset
plurennial
phytophile
phytocultural
therophyte
phyllogenous
gametophyte
perennation
dendrophyte
deciduous
agrobiology
junciform
rushlike
anthophilous
procyclic
floral
stand
phytoecology
spring
replant
bulbaceous
interplant
thermoperiod
foliicolous
bulbous
perpetual
animate
-phyte
catch crop
auxotonic
bulbous plant
sporophyte
herb
arboricolous
deciduous plant
genus Robinia
Robinia
divarication
cytokinin
auxin
everbloomer
tender
leaf bud
perennialization
nonperennial
kinin
semideciduous
flowering
late-ripening
abloom
circadian rhythm
burst into flower
evergreen
efflorescent
one-year
biome
green up
frondescence
diurnal
green thumb
Acocanthera venenata
green fingers
Acocanthera oppositifolia
cultivated plant
summer-blooming
summer-flowering
bushman's poison
ordeal tree
seave
ephemerophyte
planthood

English words for 'Of a plant: active throughout the year, or having a life cycle of more than two growing seasons.'

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