Look up: Physalis

1. Physalis
   (Alkekengi, Cape Gooseberry, Chinese Lantern Plant, Ground Cherry, Husk Tomato, Jamberry, Mexican Husk Tomato, Miltomate, Strawberry Tomato, Tomatillo, Winter Cherry) This is a group of annuals and perennials, which are grown for their fruits and for decoration. They grow wild in Europe, America and...
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2. Physalis
   [n] - ground cherries
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3. Physalis
   genus Physalis noun ground cherries
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4. Physalis
   genus of 80 species (family Solanaceae) of small herbs noted for their inflated, baglike calyx (fused sepals), which encloses a fleshy berry and ...
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5. physalis
   physalis A vacuole cavity found in certain cells; such as, the giant cells of sarcoma or chordoma.
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6. Physalis
   Physalis is a genus of herbaceous plants belonging to the family Solanaceae. They bear violet, white, yellow or purple flowers, the calyxes of which become inflated during the period of ripening the fruit. Within this inflated calyx is a globose berry, which in the Cape gooseberry species (Physalis peruviana edulis) is edible.
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7. physalis
   Type: Term Pronunciation: fis′ă-lis Definitions: 1. A vacuole in a giant cell found in certain malignant neoplasms, such as chordoma.
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8. Physalis
   (software) `Physalis` is a project to build software that allows users to run a service framework (OSGi-like) on top of Microsoft .NET capable devices and computers. The project itself is a collaborative work of two persons, Karen Tamrazyan and Romuald Tisserand. In fact, this is the first at...
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