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imobsessedwithgreen · 2 days ago

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laughuntillcry · 6 days ago

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the sound of rain

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fizkiwy · a month ago

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winx! somos invencíveis `°.|☆ flora\

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cantcatchmeee · 2 months ago

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kitedit · 2 months ago

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like/reblog if u save

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meadowbaek · 9 months ago

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Reading, reading and more reading🍂

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melaninglamour · 5 months ago

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Pearl

#brown skin girl #melaninmakeup #black girl makeup #blackgirlmagic #green asthetic

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castlepjm · 9 months ago

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⠀⠀⠀ ★☆ #𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐆 𝐇𝐎𝐒𝐄𝐎𝐊

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#bangtan icons #bts icons #bts layouts #bts messy icons #jung hoseok #hobi icons #bts jhope #carrd moodboard #jhope moodboard #green asthetic #moodboard green #carrd #carrd material #carrd stuff #Spotify

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dre2am · 9 months ago

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#design drips #drip #green asthetic #spooky #oregon #neon lights #neon green #green #glow #neon glow #square #post

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noirossie · a year ago

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俺 ◟ 𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐏𝐎𝐒𝐓 ! ⤫ ⛳ それはオルソでしたが、それは問題ではありません ꒱ 𝒘-𝒘𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒕𝒔 𝒍𝒐 - 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 ! @noirossie ♡ —

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laughuntillcry · 20 days ago

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love make the shy brave & the brave shy

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fizkiwy · a month ago

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to a special person @aureangels 🍃💫

#moodboards #unfiltered #without psd #lq icons #moodboard #green asthetic #green moodboard #green #alternative #aes #aesthetics #seungwoo #victon

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cantcatchmeee · a month ago

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father-moss · 11 months ago

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#cottagecore #cottage #sweden #nature core #nature #mountains #green asthetic #green #mine #upload

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baskaevrenedelik · 23 days ago

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Life was a willow and it bent right to your wind~

#greenpeace #nature photography #green moodboard #country living #cottagecore #aestehtic #green asthetic

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jichangminer · 12 months ago

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#green moodboard #green icons #sanrio icons #soobin icons #wjsn icons #wonyoung icons #izone icons #jihyo icons #twice icons #weeekly icons #jiyoon icons #red velvet icons #joy icons #sooyoung icons #green asthetic

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catiasgomes · 8 months ago

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Summer ain’t over

#summer #black women #blackgirl #blackgirlmagic #london #jhene aiko #ibizalife #blackgirlsrock #blackpower #melanin #blackispower #ryan destiny #jhené #green #bikini #asthetic #green asthetic

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katiajewelbox · 3 months ago

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All over the Northern Hemisphere, gardeners are eagerly watching for their vegetable seeds’ first sprouts. Why do the first leaves that break through the soil look so different from the mature leaves on our vegetable plants? These chunky leaves are called “cotyledons” aka “seed leaves”. These are the leaves that develop as part of the plant embryo inside the seed. In fact, the edible part of many seeds we eat, such as beans, peanuts, and peas, is the cotyledon inside the seed. The cotyledons have evolved to give the embryonic plant a running start by storing carbohydrates and lipids to fuel the development of the roots and shoots as the seed wakes from dormancy and begins growing. The cotyledons of these pumpkins (Cucurbita pepo) and assorted winter squash (Curcubita maxima) are green, showing that they are capable of doing photosynthesis while transferring their stored nutrition to the growing root and shoot system. If you look closely, you can see the tightly curled up mature leaves with their wrinkled texture between the smooth cotyledons. I have included some examples of fully grown pumpkin leaves, which look very different from the cotyledons. One of the first plant classification methods developed by European naturalists like John Ray and Antoine Laurent de Jussieu in the 17th century was to divide the plant world into “dicots” and “monocots”. This refers to plants that sprout with either 2 cotyledons (dicots) or 1 initial leaf (monocots). Although plant classification has become more detailed and sophisticated since that time, dicots and monocot still roughly represent one of the earliest divides in the evolutionary history of the plant kingdom.

#pumpkin seeds #plants #plantcore #gardening #cottagecore #botany #baby plants #plant anatomy #winter squash #grow your own food #plant science #katia plant scientist #green asthetic

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thesimplestuffstuff · 8 months ago

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Sun kissed

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imobsessedwithgreen · 2 months ago

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