Sentence examples for the plants of from inspiring English sources
verb
To place (a seed or plant) in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow.
The plants of the high and windy peaks burst to life during short growing seasons.
Jane Perrone is writing a three-part series on the plants of Christmas.
Read parts one and two of gardening editor Jane Perrone's series on the plants of Christmas.
When they watched it, they felt they were receiving important information directly from the plants of the Amazon.
(Urine also contains a lot of salt, which deprives the plants of water and burns their roots).
The Free Press relied in part on the plants of two newspapers operated by Gannett, owner the rival Detroit News.
Conspicuous among the plants of the region are the eucalypti, myrtles, acacias, and casuarinas.
The design and operation of the plants of this industry became a function of the chemical engineer.
Although the herbarium has worldwide representation, it specializes in the plants of New South Wales and other areas of Australia.
German-born Australian botanist and explorer who was known for his studies of the plants of Australia.
The plants of our city are more than a mere decorative backdrop along the roadways; they are the building blocks of our biological diversity.
