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\"\"<\/a>From the Latin for \u2018greave\u2019, a piece of armour for the shin; preferred spelling is ocrea.<\/p>\n

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A sheath, in leaves an extension along the stem beyond the petiole, in Polygonaceae associated with their fused sheathing stipules.<\/p>\n

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The tubular,\u00b1 translucent, brown or silvery, membranous stipules, often with a fringed tip, in the Dock family.<\/p>\n

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From the Latin for \u2018greave\u2019, a piece of armour for the shin; preferred spelling is ocrea. A sheath, in leaves an extension along the stem beyond the petiole, in Polygonaceae associated with their fused sheathing stipules. 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