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Meaning of procumbent
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procumbent (s)
having stems that trail along the ground without putting down roots
procumbent Sentence Examples
- The procumbent stems of the creeping juniper spread across the forest floor.
- Procumbent plants typically have creeping or trailing growth habits.
- In the garden, procumbent herbs like thyme create attractive ground cover.
- Procumbent species are well-suited for stabilizing slopes and preventing erosion.
- The procumbent branches of the willow gracefully cascade over the water's edge.
- Procumbent junipers are often used in landscaping to provide low-maintenance ground cover.
- The procumbent growth pattern of certain grasses helps them withstand grazing pressure.
- Procumbent stems of strawberries allow them to spread and form dense mats.
- Gardeners often appreciate procumbent varieties for their ability to fill in bare spaces quickly.
- The procumbent habit of certain succulents makes them ideal for hanging baskets or rock gardens.
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having stems that trail along the ground without putting down roots
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The procumbent stems of the creeping juniper spread across the forest floor.
Procumbent plants typically have creeping or trailing growth habits.
In the garden, procumbent herbs like thyme create attractive ground cover.
Procumbent species are well-suited for stabilizing slopes and preventing erosion.
