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Plant in sentence

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And now we're able to report, if you need to do any city planning: What are good things to plant?
But what's more interesting is 85 different plant species in one teaspoon of honey.
Suburbs have very low plant diversity, so if you have a beautiful lawn, good for you, but you can do more.
Plant a flower."
We can plant those things on top of rooftops worldwide to start restoring habitat and securing food systems.
In these countries, we can add value to their honey by identifying what it is, but informing the people of what to plant to restore their habitat and secure their food systems.
Extra light, besides sunlight, coming from these colored LED lights also enhances plant growth.
For this year's Design Biennial, I created the first four-meter high model of the power plant, so you could come in and experience how plants grow.
One-by-one, they will fall prey to the remarkable, predatory antics of... a carnivorous plant.
Around the world there are more than 600 plant species that supplement a regular diet of sunlight, water, and soil with insects, microbes, or even frogs and rats.
Enzymes and bacteria in the liquid slowly break his body down into microscopic particles the pitcher plant can consume through its leaves.
Occasionally, larger prey also tumbles into the fatal funnel of the pitcher plant.
The second victim faces off with the sticky sundew plant.
The next target meets his end underground, in the coils of the corkscrew plant.
Trapped half in and half out, she struggles to free herself while the part of her body inside the plant gets digested.
Over the next few hours, her writhing sets the trap off repeatedly, each time bringing her deeper into the plant to be digested alive bit by bit.
The scent draws him closer and closer until he lands on the leaves of the world’s most infamous carnivorous plant.
As she approaches the butterwort plant, she heads for the flowers that wave high above the plant’s globs of adhesive goo.
And it was this idea that we could build machines that could travel into the heavens, that would plant its seed in minds across the generations.
We need to work hard to write stories that don't just show us the possible dystopian paths we may take for a fear that the more dystopian stories we tell each other, the more we plant seeds for possible dystopian futures.
Instead we need to tell stories that plant the seeds, if not necessarily for utopias, then at least for great new projects of technological, societal and institutional transformation.
It’s the plant from which you can create mescaline, one of the psychedelic drugs.
So who am I? I'm a plant geneticist.
But as a plant biologist, I see the other side of CO2, actually.
And that CO2 that we see, we see it differently because I think we remember, as plant biologists, something you may have forgotten.
And when the end of the growing season comes, the plant dies and decomposes, and then all that work they did to suck out the CO2 from the atmosphere and make carbon-based biomass is now basically going right back up in the atmosphere as CO2.
This is a natural product that is in all plant roots.
And oxygen is what microbes like to find so they can decompose a plant.
And actually it can stabilize the carbon that gets fixed by the plant into something that's a little bit better for the plant.
What began then is that we now know the function of many of the genes that are in a plant that tell a plant to grow.
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