Khalifa
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Khalifa, a term from Arabic origin (ḵalīfa), refers to a successor, ruler, or leader, particularly in the context of Sunni Islam. The title is historically associated with the chief Muslim civil and religious ruler, who succeeded Muhammad.
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The term “Khalifa” does not directly correspond to a widely recognized common or scientific name for a specific plant in botanical references. Without additional context or details, it’s challenging to provide an accurate description of a plant simply referred to as “Khalifa.” The name could potentially be a local or regional name for a plant, a specific cultivar name, or perhaps a nickname given to a plant for its towering or dominant appearance, considering “Khalifa” translates to “leader” or “ruler” in Arabic.
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