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From the Hawaiian, meaning \u2018baby\u2019; (in orchids) a distal vegetative branch of the main stem, which ultimately grows roots and separates.<\/p>\n

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A shoot that can grow roots while still attached to the stem and become independent of the mother plant, a term exclusively used in Orchidaceae.<\/p>\n

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