### plant | tracheophyte | herb | beet:

Beetroot
* Most beetroots contain pigment
  - require water
* Some beetroots are cultivated for distilling and the sugar industry
  - contain nitrate
* Some beetroots have livers
  - pests
  - silica
* Some beetroots reduce blood pressure
* are a great source of many essential vitamins and minerals
  - delicious when eaten raw, but are more frequently cooked or pickled
  - ideal for treating anaemia
  - one of the healthiest foods across the globe
  - rich in phytonutrients thus ward off cancers
* are the edible root part of the beet plant
  - fruit as well as veggie with immense health benefits in it
  - usually well tolerated, except for individuals who are prone to kidney stones
* contains lot of nutrients and minerals that rejuvenate the body.
* have activities.
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
* taste rather sweet, and are especially delicious when mixed in salads.

Red beet
* Some red beets have cancer.
* add color to meals making eating more enjoyable.
* is the common name for beet root sold as food.

Belladonna
* Some belladonna grows in gardens
  - stalks
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - vegetables

Bergenia
* is suitable for use in areas with wet soil.
* produces pink or white flowers on a tall stalk.

Bloodroot
* Most bloodroots have flowers
  - shape flowers
* Some bloodroots arise from rhizomes
  - cause diseases
  - contain chemicals
* Some bloodroots grow in areas
  - counties
* Some bloodroots have kinds
  - leaves
  - lobe leaves
  - plant emergence
  - rely on ants
  - cells
  - plasma membranes
  - vegetables
* propagate easily from both rhizome divisions and seed if sown very fresh.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb:

Bluebell
* Most bluebells emerge in springs.
* Most bluebells have flowers
* Some bluebells grow in gardens
  - have scent
* Some bluebells have strong scent
  - sweet scent
* are Perennial plants which means that they last two or more years and flowers each year
  - among the many bulbs that bloom in the spring
  - ephemeral perennials
  - excellent companions to hostas , ferns and other woodland native plants
  - perennial plants that grow best from bulbs
  - species of flowering plants belonging to the taxonomic genus Mertensia
  - well adapted to life in woodlands
* bulbous plant
* can grow in full sun in coastal gardens, but prefer partially shady conditions elsewhere
  - spread rapidly
* display flowers.
* enjoy rich, well-drained soils where they can form large colonies over time.
* grow best when they are left to naturalize in shade gardens or woodland settings
  - offsets and self-seed
  - larger leaves but are still in early bud
  - shape flowers
  - corpi
* lend themselves to naturalization of borders and rock gardens.
* make an attractive ornamental addition to woodland gardens or sites in semi-shade.
* need light
* reproduce sexually, containing male and female organs.
* require reliably moist soil throughout summer.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb | bluebell:

English bluebell
* Most english bluebells have flowers
* have a characteristic drooping habit

Native bluebell
* Some native bluebells have scent.
* Some native bluebells have strong scent