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prince-of-wales feather

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Definition: The "prince-of-wales feather" is a type of plant that can be found in New Zealand. It has long, feather-like leaves that are arranged in a way that looks like a feather. The plant has a thick, woolly stem.

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The "prince-of-wales feather" is a unique plant from New Zealand known for its feather-like leaves and woolly stem. It is mainly used in discussions about botany.

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  1. New Zealand with pinnate fronds and a densely woolly stalks; sometimes included in genus Todea

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