The phrase "array of plants and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a diverse collection or variety of plants, often in a botanical or gardening context.
Example: "The garden featured an impressive array of plants and flowers, showcasing vibrant colors and unique species."
Alternatives: "variety of plants" or "collection of plants".
Then there followed hundreds of papers showing Mendelian inheritance in a wide array of plants and animals, including humans.
Rather, we evolved to eat that archaic and yet astonishing array of plants and animals and fungi that most of us are still happy to call food.
The forest's unique array of plants and wildlife is recognised by its status as a site of special scientific interest and a national park.
The Sayville Coin-Op Laundry, with a lush array of plants and fountains surrounding its 16 dryers and 42 washing machines, once again created the effect of an outdoor patio in Greece.
Eden garden seeds One of Britain's favourite gardens, the Eden Project, and seed suppliers Suttons have teamed up to offer an exotic array of plants and seeds from bananas and maize to lavender, cotton and fresh South African flowers.
Southwest The sun-baked Southwest might seem an inhospitable environment, but its astonishingly varied habitats host an array of plants and animals adapted to steep mountains and canyons, sere deserts and vast flatlands.
All the traditional crafts are present in their age-old quarters of town - the brilliant skeins signalling the dyers' souk, the acrid smell of the tanneries and the amazing array of plant and insect-derived ingredients in the streets of traditional herbalists.
However, the wide array of plant and animal remains found at Abū Hureyra show that its residents were exploiting significant amounts of wild einkorn (the progenitor of domesticated wheat), rye (Secale species), and gazelle; in addition, they harvested lentils (Lens species) and vetch (Vicia species).
Mangroves are important habitats for a vast array of plant and animal species.
Analysis of temporal events since the 1950s, across a wide array of plant and animal species, indicates that spring phenology in northern temperate zones is advancing about 5 days each decade (Root et al. 2003).
These parasitic oomycetes infect a diverse array of plants, invertebrates, and vertebrates (Seymour and Johnson 1973; Noga and Dykstra 1986; Mendoza et al. 1993; Hussein et al. 2001; Latijnhouwers et al. 2003).
