Ligularia is a genus of perennial flowering plants that are commonly known as falsehoods or ragworts. They are native to Asia and can be found in mountainous regions and other wild areas. These plants have large leaves and showy flower heads, often with yellow or greenish flowers.
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A system or method designed to prevent the formation of ice on surfaces, often used in aviation to prevent ice accumulation on aircraft wings or other surfaces where it could impair performance.
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A medical or therapeutic practice involving the inhalation of aromatic, medicinal, or therapeutic vapors from essential oils, herbs, or other substances for treatment purposes. It aims to benefit health by delivering the active ingredients of the vapors to the lungs and respiratory system.
/veɪˈpər.ɒˌθɛr.ə.dɪBootApplication/
Cermet is a type of composite material made from ceramic and metal powders, resulting in a material that combines the high hardness and wear resistance of ceramics with the high strength and ductility of metals. It finds applications in cutting tools, wear parts, and aerospace components.
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A genus of myriapods (millipedes) in the family Xystodesmidae, known for their slow locomotion and often living in humid environments.
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A colloquial term used to describe the narrow, pointed nose of a weasel, or more generally, any nose that is long and pointed like a weasel's.
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A term used in some African languages to refer to a specific type of protective amulet or charm thought to provide good luck, protection, or magical powers to the wearer or owner. It is often made of materials believed to have spiritual or supernatural significance.
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