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Often used in the same context:
regenerate,
heal,
overgrow,
photosynthesize,
resorb,
replanted,
replant,
recover,
pruned,
reseed,
germinate,
defoliate,
sprout,
unwatered,
transplanting,
desiccate,
rebloom,
innervate,
grow,
reabsorb,
fossilize,
skin graft,
vascularized,
implant,
exfoliate,
hyaline cartilage,
resect,
reattached,
grafted,
erectile tissue,
translocate,
cauterized,
harvested,
tweeze,
rebuild,
fertilize,
flower stalk,
nourish,
repopulate,
thinning,
pelvic girdle,
decompose,
hair follicle,
calcify,
skin grafting,
fruiting,
reconstruct,
pollarding,
fluoresce,
revegetate,
engrafted,
rejuvenate,
pollarded,
devitalized,
ablated,
metabolize,
replenish,
sacral nerve,
molted,
untwisted,
ostrich fern,
respire,
reimplant,
reattach,
fraser fir,
hind limb,
ulcerate,
coppiced,
budded,
metabolise,
metastasise,
elongate,
olfactory nerve,
quack grass,
tenderize,
girdling,
loblolly pine,
overgrazed,
acidify,
parasitize,
spinal cord,
reconstructive surgery,
liquidise,
amputate,
blister rust,
ripen,
reforest,
uncurl,
hevea brasiliensis,
sustain,
translocated,
repotted,
dura mater,
anesthetize,
coagulate,
reproduce,
recolonize,
pokeweed,
hirudo medicinalis,
scar tissue,
hackberries,
myelinated
Appears in the definition of:
cordyline,
genus cordyline
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