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Grow plant
* accumulate nitrate.
* expose to sunlight.
* need moisture
  - soil moisture
* produce seeds.
* reach height.
* require abundant sunlight
  - amounts
* survive in conditions.

Gynoecious plant
* can be more productive because every blossom has the potential to fruit.
* express female flowers for an all-female phenotype.

Haploid plant
* Some haploid plants live for many years
* are smaller than diploids
  - useful in mutation studies
* produce gametes.

Hardened plant
* are tolerant of frost and can be among the earliest planted garden vegetables.
* can withstand such temperatures with ease.
* have a greater total absorbing surface in the root system.

Hardy plant
* Most hardy plants grow in environments
  - marine environments
  - moist places
* Most hardy plants survive climates
  - cold climates
  - freeze conditions
* Some hardy plants tolerate drought.
* are easy to grow
  - vigorous once established, upright and nearly spine-free
* need water.
* require care.
* survive and produce offspring which pass on the genetic hardiness

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Healthy plant
* Most healthy plants grow in environments
  - favorable environments
  - to height
* Most healthy plants have a high level of chlorophyll, so they appear bright green
  - capacity
  - require water
  - survive in gardens
* Some healthy plants have beneficial fungi
  - suffer infection
* are branches, with more than one shoot per stem
  - disease resistant
  - far more resistant to diseases and pests
  - highly productive and bear continuously up until frost
  - less attractive to insects and also tolerate some damage
* are less likely to be attacked by pests
  - have disease problems than weak, undernourished ones
  - suffer from stresses caused by the weather, insects or disease
  - susceptible to insect attack than unhealthy ones
* are more drought, disease, and pest resistant
  - effective at defending themselves against insects and competition
  - productive plants with more flowers
* are more resistant to pest and disease than their weaker cousins
  - much more resistant to problems
* attract fewer pests, and healthy soil grows healthy plants.
* begin with healthy seeds and seedlings.
* can often withstand a good deal of defoliation, especially late in the season
  - provide good forage for livestock
  - resist attack by diseases and insects, and require less care
  - usually tolerate thrip damage
* can withstand insect attacks much better than weak plants
  - the attack of one to two larvae
* come from terrific soil.
* give off oxygen during photosynthesis.
* go a long way to keeping our air clean.
* have a better chance to survive the winter
  - greater tolerance to the parasite
  - tendency to grow a whole lot of leaves
* help clean air, conserve soil, and beautify landscapes.
* help clean our air and conserve our soil
  - air, conserve our soil and beautify our landscapes
* help clean the air, conserve our soil and beautify our landscapes
  - soil and make the community more beautiful
* produce healthy produce.
* require healthy soil in which to grow
* resist drought, disease, and pests.
* stand a better chance against insects and diseases.
* tend to create much more food than they can immediately use
  - produce slightly thicker roots that grow faster
  - resist disease and insect damage better than weak plants
  - stay healthy
* will have green leaves
  - solid green leaves

Herbaceous perennial plant
* belong to families.
* consist of leaves
  - short stems
* have stems.
* produce basal leaves
  - rhizomes
  - underground rhizomes

Heterotrophic plant
* Some heterotrophic plants look more like pale, fleshy fungi than flowering plants.
* depend on other organisms for nourishment.