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Summarize the Dutch "Golden Age." Why is it so called?
Onions
Bulbous plants belonging to the genus Allium, known for their strong smell and pungent flavor, used both as a vegetable and a seasoning.
Male Cone's
Cone-bearing structures on male plants, especially conifers, which produce pollen as part of the reproductive process.
Leaflike Scales
Flattened structures resembling leaves that provide protection or support, often seen in plants or insects.
Sporophylls
Leaves or leaf-like organs of ferns and other similar plants that bear or contain spores.
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