Definition: Adiaphora refers to a feature or quality that makes something extraordinary, unusual, or exceptional in some way. The term "adiphasis" refers to a feature that gives a certain thing its appearance or physical characteristics. It's used in various contexts, but it can also refer to the characteristic of something having an unordinary appearance or being different from others. In general, adiaphora is a word that describes something extraordinary, unusual, or exceptional in some way.

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Definition: The word "adiaphoral" can be translated into English as "broadleaf" or "broad-leaf". In botanical terms, an adiaporous plant is one whose leaves are broad in cross-section compared to those of a non-adiaphorous species. It is distinguished from a biconcave leaf by its width and length relative to the width of the stem. Adiaporous plants often have more leaflets than their non-adiaporous counterparts, with each leaflet being larger in diameter, thicker, and having an irregular shape. Adiaporous plants are generally found in low-lying habitats or near water sources where they can receive ample sunlight and nutrients from the soil. They can also grow at high altitudes where temperature may be a limiting factor. In addition to being broadleaf, adiaporous plants have characteristics of other botanical categories such as deciduous trees, shrubs, and ground cover.

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