Aeonium leaf detail
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Aeonium leaf detail
The succulent plant genus aeonium includes dozens of species, many originating from the Canary Islands. Aeoniums, like many other succulents, have been widely distributed throughout the world as houseplants or as ornamentals in gardens where the drought-resistant plants can easily survive in hot, arid environments.
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