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potted plant

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potted plant → نبات يزرع في حاوية pokojová rostlina potteplante Zimmerpflanze φυτό γλάστρας tiesto ruukkukasvi plante en pot kućna biljka pianta da vaso 鉢植え植物 화분에 심는 화초 potplant potteplante roślina doniczkowa planta de vaso горшечное растение krukväxt ต้นไม้ที่ปลูกในกระถาง saksı çiçeği cây cảnh 盆栽植物
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