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Potted plant
* are an oasis for red imported fire ants during hot and dry Oklahoma summers
  - bare-root trees and shrubs that have been recently potted into containers
* are located in porchs
  - roofs
  - shelfs
  - tables
  - windowsills
  - ornaments
  - particularly susceptible to frosts because the roots are also unprotected
* require good lighting and only occasional watering
  - much more water than ground plants since they dry out more quickly

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Prairie plant
* All prairie plants have deep roots.
* Many prairie plants do best in loam soils.
* Most prairie plants are perennials
  - have roots
* are introduced by direct seeding and greenhouse-grown transplants
  - nearly free of disease and insects
  - often much larger than they appear
  - well suited to the soils and environment of Illinois
* attract butterflies and other interesting insects.
* develop root systems that far exceed the reach of their top growth.
* give beauty to prairies throughout the growing season.
* grow more vigorously when built-up plant materials and shade are removed.
* have deep, massive roots that absorb nearly all available water.
* have dense roots that help hold the soil together and collect moisture
* require at least a half a day of full sun.

Prayer plant
* leaves fold up at night.
* like to be fertilized at least once a month from spring through fall.

Primitive plant
* Most primitive plants produce kinds.
* appear on land, as do the first corals, primitive fishes, seaweed and fungi.
* move onto land, until then totally barren.

Pumpkin plant
* grow as vines.
* have green leaves

Ragweed plant
* Most ragweed plants contain compounds
  - grow in areas
* Most ragweed plants have long taproots
  - produce pollen
* release pollen.

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Rare plant
* Many rare plants are unique to Tibet or Himalayas regions.
* Some rare plants are more difficult to study than others
  - have habits
  - occur in counties
* are already low in numbers
  - often in microhabitats
* become rarer if they are unable to produce seeds.
* grow from fissures in the limestone.
* have small, localized populations.
* including ferns, lily-leaved twayblade and other orchids grow on the forest floor.
* provide an essential connection in the network of plant and animal life.

Raspberry plant
* Most raspberry plants require adequate moisture
  - full sunlight
  - tolerate soil conditions
* Some raspberry plants bear fruit
  - grow in containers
  - have tolerance
  - produce fruit
* tolerate conditions

Raw plant
* appear to be administered externally more often than internally.
* residues, on the surface, help reduce surface wind speed and water runoff.

Resistant plant
* are usually resistant to many times the normal herbicide rate.
* can metabolize or break down atrazine to compounds less toxic to plants.
* develop necrotic tan lesions.
* survive, go to seed, and create new generations of herbicide-resistant weeds.

Rice plant
* Most rice plants have leaves.
* absorb high levels of arsenic from the water and soil.
* change and become seedlings.

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Lithophyte
* are orchids that grow on rocks or cliff faces
  - or in very little soil
* rock plant

Root plant
* absorb water.
* have float leaves
  - roots
* obtain water.

Rosemary plant
* Most rosemary plants require light.
* are killed by fire.

Salmonberry plant
* produce vivid pink flowers.
* reproduce both sexually and asexually.

Salt marsh plant
* play ecological roles.
* play important ecological roles

Salt water plant
* grow to height.
* have presence.

Sclerophyllous plant
* occur in many parts of the world
  - world. * world. Hogan, C. Michael 2010. Encyclopedia of Earth. They are shaped by a Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters and long hot dry summers. Wildfires often occur

Second year plant
* have stems.
* produce flowers
  - purple flowers