Plant meaning

A plant is a living organism with multiple cells that produce its food through photosynthesis.

To place in the ground.

To place (an object, or sometimes a person), often with the implication of intending deceit.

To place or set something firmly or with conviction.

To furnish or supply with plants.

Plant means to put something in the ground.

A person or thing put into place in order to mislead or function secretly, especially:

A scheming trick; a swindle.

To introduce (an animal) into an area.

To establish; found.

A person placed, or thing planned or used, to trick, mislead, or trap.

To set firmly as into the ground; fix in position.

To fix in the mind; implant (an idea, etc.)

To settle (a colony, colonists, etc.); found; establish.

To furnish or stock with animals.

To put a stock of (oysters, young fish, etc.) in a body of water.

To deliver (a punch, blow, etc.) with force.

Any of a wide variety of multicellular eukaryotic organisms, belonging to the kingdom Plantae and including the bryophytes and vascular plants. Plant cells have cell walls made of cellulose. Except for a few specialized symbionts, plants have chlorophyll and manufacture their own food through photosynthesis. Most plants grow in a fixed location and reproduce sexually, showing an alternation of generations between a diploid stage (with each cell having two sets of chromosomes) and haploid stage (with each cell having one set of chromosomes) in their life cycle. The first fossil plants date from the Silurian period. Formerly the algae, slime molds, dinoflagellates, and fungi, among other groups, were classified as plants, but now these are considered to belong to other kingdoms.

An object placed surreptitiously in order to cause suspicion to fall upon a person.

Knotty legs and plants of clay.

(dated, slang) A plan; a swindle; a trick.

To engender; to generate; to set the germ of.

To furnish with a fixed and organized population; to settle; to establish.

To introduce and establish the principles or seeds of.

To set up; to install; to instate.

The definition of a plant is a factory.

A plant is a person who has been secretly placed into a situation in order to report back to someone.

Plants are 90% water, while the percentage of water in animals goes as low as 75%.

The amount of water needed by a plant depends on its type, how much light it gets, and how old the plant is.

The reason plants wilt when they are not watered properly is because of a reduction in their turgor, the water pressure inside the cells that make up the plants’ skeletons.

Plants exchange water for carbon dioxide to make food.

Some plants curl up their leaves in the winter to limit the amount of leaf surface exposed to drying winds, which limits evaporation and keeps the plant hydrated.

Plants that grow in the snow include: evergreens, Chinese juniper and oleaster (often called the Russian Olive).

To conceal; hide.

Any of a kingdom (Plantae) of eukaryotes generally characterized by the ability to carry on photosynthesis in its cells which contain chloroplasts and have cellulose in the cell wall, including all embryophytes and, formerly, thallophytes.

A young tree, shrub, or herb, ready to put into other soil for growth to maturity; a slip, cutting, or set.

An herb, as distinguished from a tree or shrub.

The tools, machinery, buildings, grounds, etc. of a factory or business.

The equipment, buildings, etc. of any institution, as a hospital, school, etc.

The apparatus or equipment for some particular mechanical operation or process.