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Meanings of plant set in English
Set of live physical entities of any nature.
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Usage of plant set in English
1
Every day brings new announcements of plant set-ups and expansion plans.
2
Our original plant set a few seed pods, which ripen in August and germinate quickly.
3
A plant set out in fall or early spring will thrive if given the ghost of a chance.
4
Zuchowski said a new plant set to open in November in the Czech Republic would supply Elantra sedans for the European market.
5
A plant set in the shade shows where its heart is by turning towards the sun, even when unable to reach it.
6
Books are a help, I s'pose, but after you've seen one plant set out right, you'll know more than if you'd 'a' read a month.
7
Thanks a bunch Feed her need to plant with a "Thanks A Bunch, Mum" plant set, featuring a gift box personalised with a message.
8
He had the machine moved and plants set in the new field.
9
Plants set out in LATE autumn do best on light, dry soils.
10
Oil produced from plants set up competition for food between cars and people.
11
Plants set out in April will begin to blossom in May.
12
I felt it was just like seeing little plants set out, to grow.
13
Plants set out from pots will usually not need cutting back.
14
From plants set in the spring, I take no fruit.
15
Gas-fired plants set the price for power in much of the country, including New Jersey.
16
This tendency to produce very large fruit is characteristic of young plants set out in summer.
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