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The phrase "a plant which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of plant or providing additional information about a plant.
Example: "The botanist studied a plant which has unique medicinal properties."
Alternatives: "a plant that" or "a type of plant which".
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* A plant which can and will decorate spoil-banks and rubbish heaps deserves our respect.
For example, the furiol, a plant which has adapted to an environment created by intolerable children who kick things.
The question of Sunderland … Sunderland is a plant which is a European plant based in the UK," he told the BBC.
You could certainly make it more difficult for terrorists to sabotage a plant, which the N.R.C. and the country's nuclear operators are trying to do.
A plant which produces both potatoes and tomatoes, described as a "veg plot in a pot", has been launched in the UK.
India hopes that such a plant, which could cost as much as $5 billion to build, would help spur a bigger high-tech manufacturing industry, said Dr. Kumar.
Meanwhile, RWE, a German utility, is building a plant which will use the residual heat of its own flue gas to dry lignite before burning it.
However, it said that such a plant – which would cost an estimated £500m – was the best way to dispose safely of the UK's stockpile of 112 tonnes of plutonium, built up over the past 50 years.
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Oikiluoto-3 can help Areva put a number on a new plant, which is a huge advantage".
A hand morphs into a coral plant, which then morphs into a sheep.
Genzyme has stopped production after discovering a virus at a Boston plant, which could lead to supply problems from September.
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