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For the sake of him who loves Thee beyond all else that moves, When thy Pack would make thee pain, Say: "Tabaqui sings again." When thy Pack would work thee ill, Say: "Shere Khan is yet to kill." When the knife is drawn to slay, Keep the Law and go thy way.(Root and honey, palm and spathe, Guard a cub from harm and scathe!) Wood and Water, Wind and Tree, Jungle-Favour go with thee!

It usually grows up to six feet tall and has a narrower spathe or the large leaf-like part or pair of some plants that encloses a flower cluster.

The plant has a conical rhizome and is distinguished by first producing a chocolate coloured spathe -- a large bract -- that encases a bright yellow spadix.

This included twigs, branches and coconut spathe, and with Abaca rope, silk flowers and other classic Christmas decor.

The corpse flower blooms when the leaf-like spathe pulls away from the spadix - a spike of flowers around a fleshy stem.

Preliminary pharmacognostic evaluation and volatile constituent analysis of spathe of Phoenix dactylifera L.

The inflorescence is present at the terminal or axillary spikes, stalked (up to 8 cm in length, first straight but curved after fruiting, often spiral), covered by a hyaline spathe 1 cm in length.

According to the respondents they cut the strands of male flowers from a freshly opened male spathe and placed 2-3 of these strands lengthwise and in inverted position between the strands of female inflorescence.

It has tiny white flowers which adorn a central spike, surrounded by a large white spathe.

Seen from an art perspective, these dancers are a kind of ephemeral, living total work of art consisting of a lavish assemblage of body paintings, meshwork decorations, boar tusks, different shells and dog teeth, plaited or painted sago spathe head disks, feathers, flowers, shell bands, dried skins of birds and hair, and other materials.