plant; flora; vegetation

to plant; to grow a crop; to cultivate; refers to the sowing of seeds and the cultivation of seedlings

To move a plant to another location; to perform a medical transplant of organs or tissue; also used to describe adopting foreign methods or technology.

to insert or place something into a body or object so that it becomes a part of it, such as a medical device, steel plate, or microchip

the total plant life covering the surface of a specific region or area; plant cover

to plant trees; to carry out afforestation

The body of a growing plant including the roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.

plants and animals; flora and fauna; animal and vegetable life generally

to plant and carefully grow plants; to cultivate or plant

to foster; to support; to prop up; to cultivate or nurture the development of something or someone

a patient who has lost consciousness and the ability to move due to severe brain injury or illness, but remains alive through autonomic nervous system functions

Oil extracted from the seeds, fruits, or other parts of plants, used for cooking or as industrial raw material

the industry of planting and growing crops; crop farming; the plant-products industry

A garden for the collection, cultivation, and display of various plants for research or public enjoyment; arboretum

the act of planting trees to create a forest

to plant or transplant vegetation; to set in the ground for growth

To plant crops closely together by reducing the distance between rows and plants to increase the yield per unit area.

Famous poet and calligrapher (192-232) of the Three Kingdoms period; third son of [[曹操|曹操|cao2 cao1]] and younger brother of [[曹丕|曹丕|cao2 pi1]].

plant protection through the control of pests, weeds, and diseases

to transplant a seedling or sapling from a nursery or seedbed to its permanent position in a field or garden

to take root; to establish a base; used metaphorically to describe deep involvement in a place or situation as a source of strength

A large farm or estate, especially in tropical areas, used for growing a single type of crop for sale.

to perform a skin graft by moving healthy skin to a wounded or damaged area; skin grafting

to plant or cultivate cotton

vegetal; botanical; relating to plants or plant life

The branch of biology that deals with the study of plants, including their structure, growth, and classification.

General term for plants with soft, non-woody stems; they are typically small and can be categorized into annuals, biennials, or perennials. Shortened as [[草本|草本|cao3 ben3]].

Measures taken to ensure normal plant growth by controlling and eliminating pests, diseases, and weeds; often abbreviated as [[植保|植保|zhi2 bao3]]

A plant that grows in water or in soil that is saturated with water, such as algae, ferns, or seed-bearing water plants; hydrophyte.

A holiday dedicated to tree planting, observed on March 12th in China; also known as [[全民义务植树日|全民義務植樹日|quan2 min2 yi4 wu4 zhi2 shu4 ri4]]

a scientist who specializes in the study of plants

A general term for perennial plants with hard, woody stems, such as trees or shrubs; typically includes [[乔木|喬木|qiao2 mu4]] and [[灌木|灌木|guan4 mu4]].

Sangzhi County in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province

botanic body; the physical structure of a plant; frond

The scientific study of the physiological structures, functions, and processes of plants.

Sangzhi County in [[张家界|張家界|zhang1 jia1 jie4]] City, Hunan Province

A plant that produces seeds within a protective ovary or fruit; also known as a flowering plant.

the ability of software or a program to be moved from one system or environment to another

A dental procedure where a natural or artificial tooth is implanted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth

The biological kingdom comprising all living plants; the Kingdom Plantae.

to plant something personally or with one's own hands

The quality of being easily moved from one system or environment to another, especially in computing.

General term for plants with long, slender stems that crawl along the ground or climb up other objects; includes both woody vines like grapes and herbaceous vines like morning glories

The collective plant life of a specific region or time period; a plant community.

A type of seed-bearing plant where the seeds are exposed rather than enclosed in a fruit, such as pines, firs, and ginkgoes; contrasts with [[被子植物|被子植物|bei4 zi3 zhi2 wu4]].

To plant or transplant young trees; specifically used in forestry and reforestation.

a plant with an embryo that has two seed leaves (cotyledons)

A collective term for mosses, liverworts, and hornworts; simple green plants that lack true roots, stems, or leaves and grow in damp environments.

plant that retains its green leaves throughout the year, with new leaves growing before old ones fall off