Sentence examples for odd plants from inspiring English sources

While scientists are fascinated by these odd plants, they also capture the imagination of the general public.

From well back in the Stone Age, it was recognized that amber was unusual stuff, and not just because it occasionally entombed odd plants and insects.

Three months after Noble first set eyes upon these odd plants, his discovery was declared.

Apart from the odd planted tree, it's untouched by man.

There were hundreds of balconies, lined with laundry or trash cans, but "you could see absolutely nothing else, save for the odd plant," the 34-year-old said.

As he stops at each edible or medicinal plant, he pulls out an iPad to display pictures, points out identifying markers such as veins and leaf shapes, and embellishes his teachings with odd plant trivia.

Among the 30-odd plants are the long-handled dipper gourd, the white cushaw and the West India burr gherkin.

Cycads are those odd ancient plants that look like palms but are actually more like modern conifers.

You'll see odd, wavy plants growing out of the desert that look as if they belong underwater.

The ads: Peanuts used to be thought of as odd, unnatural plants by the English, so old Marathon bar adverts had to talk about peanuts as if they were kind of a strange thing.

On a high: Blur rise from the ashes (and the odd pot plant) at small show for fans.