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L. dormire, or sleep 1. sleeping 2. inactive 3. in a resting or torpid state. Mold never really dies, it just goes into a dormant state until you add water again.
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Seasonal quiescent state in which the plant suspends growth. Usually occurs during winter months.
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The stage when a plant has stopped growth and production. For example, deciduous trees are dormant in the winter.
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leaves die off completely in winter and sprout again in spring.
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Plants which are in a resting state, most often during low or high temperatures. They may die down to the roots.
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