plant

A person who secretly works inside an organization to pass information to an enemy

To make someone begin to feel unsure about something

A place where electricity is made for homes and businesses

A factory that makes chemicals in large amounts

All the plants that live in a particular place, like trees and flowers

A large factory where goods are made using machines

A way of eating mostly vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts and beans

A factory where parts are put together to make a product

A substance added to soil or water to feed plants and help them grow

A factory that kills and packs animals to sell as meat

A plant that makes flowers and has seeds inside a fruit

A place where natural gas is prepared and sent to customers

A factory or workplace stopping all work and ending jobs there

A plant that grows red round fruits people eat

A factory where steel is made from iron and other materials

A factory where workers put drinks into bottles and seal them for sale

Parts of trees and other green growing things like leaves, stems or roots

A group of living things that includes mosses, ferns, and trees

A group of buildings where goods are made with machines

A place where old paper, glass, and plastic are cleaned and made ready to be used again

A plant that can be deadly if you touch it or eat it

A plant with a deep tube of liquid that traps and digests insects

A tiny living part of a plant with a stiff wall, green chloroplasts, and a large storage space inside

A plant that lives in water, attached to the bottom or floating

A plant that grows in or near water, like a water lily

Eating mainly plants

A green plant people grow in a pot indoors to make a room look nicer

A plant that eats insects and small animals to get food

A South American shrub with leaves that people chew and that contain cocaine

A bushy plant that produces white round pods with soft fibers used for cloth

A plant people grow outside near their house for flowers or food

A plant that can live with very little water, for example a cactus

A place where electricity is made and sent to homes and businesses

Large tropical tree often kept indoors as a houseplant that can make natural rubber

A small garden plant with white flowers and long green pods containing edible green seeds

A group of related plants with similar flowers and leaves

Parts inside a plant made of cells with different jobs

A plant with long narrow leaves and small white or pink flowers often grown indoors

A plant that produces beans you can eat

A plant grown to put in a flowerbed for seasonal garden displays

A poisonous plant with bell-shaped flowers and shiny black berries used to make atropine

A plant people grow for food or decoration

A place where dirty water and other waste are cleaned and made safe

A system in a building that makes warm air and sends it to rooms

A plant without a woody stem that dies back each year

A low plant with thick leaves that look covered in tiny shiny hairs like ice

A plant in the potato and tomato family that can be dangerous to eat

The part of a company that builds, maintains, and looks after its buildings and machines

A sickness that harms plants, often caused by fungi, bacteria, or viruses

Something made from plants used for food, cloth, or medicine

A person who studies how plants grow and live

A natural chemical in plants that controls their growth and responses

A plant that makes seeds to grow new plants

A plant grown for its leaves that are dried and made into cigarettes or cigars

A plant with special tubes that carry water and nutrients, like ferns or trees

A plant with hard stems, like a tree or shrub

A plant with large green leaves that people keep indoors for decoration

A South American garden plant with green, purple, or red leaves and small woolly flower spikes

A small Asian herb with red or purple leaves grown for gardens

A South American herb with colorful leaves and small woolly flower spikes grown for gardens

A plant that grows in very wet, soft ground like bogs and marshes and can live in poor soil

A garden plant grown for its large flat beans that people or animals eat

A vegetable plant like broccoli, cauliflower, or cabbage

A plant with thick spiny leaves that has a cooling gel for sunburn called Aloe vera

A bush that grows small flat beans you can eat, often served as a vegetable

A flowering plant with colorful, often fragrant flowers that look like butterflies

A plant that grows from an underground bulb, like a tulip or daffodil

A tropical plant that grows peppers used in cooking or as spice

A marsh plant from northern California and Oregon with twisted cup-shaped leaves that trap insects and hanging yellow-green flowers

A tropical shrub with purple or red tube-shaped flowers and leaves with patterns like a human face

A large plant with thick, sword-shaped leaves and a tall flower stalk

A common European plant that grows as a weed in fields and paths

A flowering plant like a carnation or pink

A large tropical shrub with big hand-shaped leaves and spiny seed pods that give seeds used to make castor oil

A large tropical bush with wide leaves that has seeds used for castor oil and contains a poison called ricin