👉 The term "antiputrid" refers to a type of plant that is commonly found in deserts and dry regions. The name comes from the Latin word "antimutidus," which means "against moisture." Antiputrids are characterized by their thick, woody leaves with a rough texture, which helps them survive in arid environments. They can grow up to 30 feet tall and have a wide range of leaf shapes, including lobed or heart-shaped.
