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Cedar
01:52
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Sam gathered a pile of the driest fern, and then scrambled up the bank collecting a bundle of twigs and broken wood; the fallen branch of a cedar at the top gave him a good supply (LoTR 4: IV)
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Celandine
02:06
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Celeborn
01:22
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Cherry
01:57
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But the Entwives gave their minds to the lesser trees… and they saw the sloe in the thicket, and the wild apple and the cherry blossoming in spring, and the green herbs in the waterlines in summer, and the seeding grasses in the autumn fields. (LoTR 3: IV)
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Clematis
02:59
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Clover
03:24
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It was the middle of the afternoon before they noticed that great patches of flowers had begun to spring up, all the same kinds growing together as if they had been planted. Especially there was clover, waving patches of cockscomb clover, and purple clover, and wide stretches of short white sweet honey-smelling clover. There was a buzzing and a whirring and a droning in the air. Bees were busy everywhere. (The Hobbit : VII)
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Coffee
00:55
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Some called for ale, and some for porter, and one for coffee, and all of them for cakes; so the hobbit [Bilbo] was kept very busy for a while. (Hobbit I)
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Cordgrass
02:09
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The salt marshes
where snipe and seamer and the sea-breezes
first pipe and play they press together
sweeping soundless to the seats of Ylmir [Ulmo],
where the waters of Sirion and the waves of the sea
murmurous mingle. (Lays I: lines 1550-1555)
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Cornel
02:24
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Cotton
01:46
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Cress
01:08
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The falling stream vanished into a deep growth of cresses and water-plants, and they could hear it tinkling away in green tunnels, down long gentle slopes towards the fens of Entwash Vale far away. (LOTR 3: II)
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Cucumber
01:34
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Culumalda
01:57
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The Field of Cormallen, where the host was now encamped, was near to Henneth Annûn, and the stream that flowed from its fall could be heard in the night as it rushed down through its rocky gate, and passed through the flowery meads into the tides of Anduin by the Isle of Cair Andros. (LOTR 6: IV)
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Cyanobacteria
06:56
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The only green was the scum of livid weed on the dark greasy surfaces of the sullen waters (LOTR 4: II)
Sauron’s activities certainly follow those of Morgoth, and in the Spring of Arda the Valar knew that he was again at work in the world when “green things fell sick and rotted, and rivers were chocked with weeds and slime (SILM 1).
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Cypress
03:01
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