### plant | tracheophyte | herb | tea leaf:

Oolong
* is digestive, stimulant, and delicious
  - fermented to less than half of the extent of black
  - semi-fermented, combining qualities of black and green teas
  - the tea most often served in Chinese restaurants in the United States and south China
* little humanoid pig with the ability to shapeshift.
* semi-fermented tea, without the astringency and bitterness characteristic of black tea

Teasel
* are herbaceous plants
  - herbs
  - monocarpic perennials
* start as a low growing vegetative stage called a rosette.

Thyme
* are herbs
  - native to the Mediterranean region and thrive in warm, dry locations
  - part of common thymes
  - spices
* do have a tendency to become woody as they age.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb | thyme:

Common thyme
* Mediterranean perennial which is best suited to well-drained soils and full sun.
* are thymes.
* has a very long history of folk use for a wide range of ailments.
* is fragrant herb that can also be used as low edge plant
  - grown in most gardens

Tobacco plant
* are crop plants
  - pretty much self pollinating
  - the only natural source of nicotine
* infected with the bacteria are now capable of producing the mussel glue.
* produce one of the most powerful insecticides agriculture has ever known
  - their own heme molecules, which bind the chains
* suffer from several diseases and are attacked by several leaf chewers.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb:

Tomato plant
* Many tomato plants continue to grow even after they have started producing flowers.
* Most tomato plants bear flowers.
* Most tomato plants grow in different temperature
  - produce flowers
* are attractive to the potato and green peach aphids
  - extremely sensitive to gas
  - frost sensitive
  - located in nurseries
  - one of the most popular garden plants
* can be toxic to dogs if they eat large amounts of the fruit, or chew plant material.
* do better when they are trained upright.
* germinate rather rapidly and grow very fast.
  - really well in hydroponic systems
  - roots out of the stem
* grows larger than bush types, but smaller than true indeterminates
  - to a certain height and then stops
* have flowers and fruit, petunias blooming like mad
  - yellow flowers that, in full bloom, are generally less than an inch in diameter
* infected by spotted wilt disease develop distinct symptoms.
* nematodes prefer sandy loam soils that have lots of moisture.
* perceive whitefly feeding as being similar to fungal or bacterial pathogen invasion.
* prefer deep soil.

Trefoil
* are clover.
* is adaptable to a wide range of soils that vary in acidity, fertility and drainage
  - an indeterminate bloomer and flowers continuously for nearly seven weeks
  - palatable, nutritious, high in protein and very digestible to cattle, sheep and horses
* perennial plant that has an extensive root system with a strong taproot.

### plant | tracheophyte | herb | trefoil:

Alfalfa
* Most alfalfa is in the late bud stage.
* Much alfalfa is ground as a meal used in feed mixes.
* contains calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, plus all known vitamins
  - soluble oxalates and high concentration of calcium
  - triconatol, which promotes plant growth
* grown on lighter soils is usually more advanced that alfalfa grown on clay soils.
* is fodder
  - medics
  - part of alfalfa
* lacks sufficient ground cover.
* nourishes the digestive, skeletal, glandular, and urinary systems.
* preserves soil tilth, especially important for high-value sugar beet crops.
* reduces risk of bloat.
* responds economically to a phosphate rich soil.
* works very well as an appetite stimulant in convalescent or thin animals.