Thorns

... totally disapproves evolution. What about ghosts? why dow Science is remarkable , with all its findings and inventions but sometimes as there are thorns in roses there are flaws in science, there are stories in science, the story of evolution. Evolutionists carefully observed everything and concluded ...

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... flower. Its name comes from the Latin word rosa.[1] They are usually rose, red, white or pink. Some roses are yellow, white, or orange. A rose has thorns on its stem. Roses are often given to a person as a symbol of love. They are members of the family Rosaceae. :roll: [advertisment]

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... trace of a steel rasp testifies to it on a brain of the savage killed by the person. In the course of studying of the bitten subjects the trace of thorns which corresponds to the form of the flower petals located on a surface of a jaw of a dinosaur has been found out. The given test is absolutely ...

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I think that are just new branches. Let it grow for a while and you will see ;) But as it seems to me to have thorns/spines (I don't know, how is it called in English), it probably won't be a flower

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have sunken stomata rolled up leaves usually have thorns instead of leaves have a waxy cuticle have hairy leaves long roots that spread over a large diameter and go down to great depths

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