Plant Biology

noun a candy or flavored syrup that is flavored with mint

verb to create or invent something new or original

adjective referring to something that is fresh or invigorating, like the taste of mint

• The chef garnished the dessert with a sprig of fresh mint.
• I love the taste of mint in my mojitos.
• This gum is so minty!
• The new CEO is minting money with his innovative strategies.

noun a red or yellowish fruit with a juicy pulp, used as a vegetable in cooking

adjective describing word that modifies a noun, in this case 'tomato'

article a word that is used with a noun to specify grammatical definiteness of the noun, in this case 'the'

• The tomato is a fruit that is commonly used in salads and sauces.
• I love adding tomatoes to my sandwiches for extra flavor.
• Hey, pass me that 'mato so I can slice it up for the burgers.
• She's as red as a tomato after running in the sun all day.

noun something that is varied or diversified in form or appearance

• The variegation of colors in the garden added a beautiful contrast to the greenery.
• I love how the variegation of the leaves makes the plant look so unique.
• Check out the variegation on that flower, it's pretty cool.
• The variegation of personalities in our group makes for interesting conversations.

noun a type of tannin found in plants, particularly in acorns and chestnuts

• Acetannin is a compound found in certain types of plants that is known for its astringent properties.
• I read that acetannin is what gives some wines that dry feeling in your mouth.
• I don't mess with that acetannin stuff, it's too bitter for me.
• The acetannin of life can sometimes leave a bitter taste in our mouths, but it's all part of the experience.

noun a genus of plants commonly known as kiwi

• Actinidia is a genus of woody vines and shrubs native to eastern Asia.
• I heard actinidia plants are great for adding a pop of color to your garden.
• Actinidia, also known as kiwi plants, can be a fun addition to your backyard.
• The actinidia vines intertwined like old friends, supporting each other as they reached for the sun.

noun a type of succulent plant native to the Canary Islands, with rosettes of fleshy leaves and clusters of small, star-shaped flowers

• The aeonium is a type of succulent plant native to the Canary Islands.
• I love how unique aeonium plants look in my garden.
• Check out that cool aeonium plant over there!
• The aeonium stood tall and proud, much like a symbol of resilience in the garden.

noun aerenchyma

• Aerenchyma refers to a specialized plant tissue that contains air spaces, allowing for the exchange of gases in aquatic plants.
• Did you know that aerenchyma helps aquatic plants breathe underwater?
• Yo, aerenchyma is like the lungs of water plants, helping them stay alive in the pond.
• Just like aerenchyma provides oxygen to water plants, positivity can breathe life into any situation.

noun a plural form of the noun agace, which refers to a type of bird in the falcon family

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• The agaces of the ancient ruins were carefully preserved by the archaeologists.
• I found some cool agaces in my grandma's attic.
• Check out the agaces on that old car, it's a classic!
• His agaces of wisdom and experience made him a respected leader in the community.

noun a genus of flowering plants in the family Orobanchaceae, commonly known as false foxgloves

• The agalinis plant is a beautiful wildflower native to North America.
• I spotted some agalinis blooming along the hiking trail.
• Check out those cool agalinis flowers growing by the creek!
• Her personality is like an agalinis flower, delicate yet resilient.

noun a substance used for growing bacteria or other microorganisms in a laboratory setting

• The scientist used agar to culture the bacteria in the lab.
• Can you pass me the agar so I can start the experiment?
• I heard agar is the secret ingredient for making the best desserts.
• His mind was like agar, ready to absorb new ideas and knowledge.