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evergreen

In botany, a plant such as pine, spruce, or holly, that bears its leaves all year round. Most conifers are evergreen. Plants that shed their leaves in autumn or during a dry season are described as deciduous.

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Town and administrative headquarters of Conecuh County, southwest Alabama; population (1990) 3,900. It is located approximately halfway between Birmingham to the northeast and Mobile to the southwest. It is known for its agricultural experiment station, which develops and ships plants, especially holly and mistletoe.



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