A plant with smooth-edged, pineapple-shaped leaves that produces new growth from the top, drops lower leaves to reveal a thick stem, and can be re-rooted from stem cuttings is almost certainly a Dracaena species.
Dracaenas are popular, durable houseplants that tolerate lower light and prefer drying between waterings.
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