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sleeping; differs from couchant in that the head is lowered doubled with the lining turned up around the edge double-queued having two tails
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Describes a plant that has temporarily stopped growing, generally in winter.
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(DOR-mant) In a relatively inactive or resting condition in which some processes are slowed down or suspended.
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The condition of live trees at rest
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The phase when a plants growth slows or stops completely, usually in autumn or winter.
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