tobacco plant
Leaf for smoking
A tobacco plant is any of several plants in the genus Nicotiana, cultivated primarily for leaves that are cured and processed into tobacco products.
Native to the Americas, these plants grow several feet tall with large leaves and produce pink or white flowers.
The tobacco plants were ready for harvest in late summer.
- nicotineAddictive tobacco alkaloid
- leavesTree's photosynthetic organs
- smokingInhaling burning tobacco
- smoke ringsToroidal exhalations of fumes
- curingRestoring health or preserving
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Plant with healing properties
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Paper-wrapped tobacco cylinder
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