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aechmea

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aech·me·a  (k-m, km-)
n.
Any of various tropical American bromeliads of the genus Aechmea, grown indoors for their attractive, often patterned leaves and showy bracts.
[New Latin, from Greek aikhm, point of a spear.]
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Entre as bromelias existentes no litoral do Estado do Parana, Aechmea nudicaulis figura entre as dez mais extraidas e comercializadas.
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