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- noun
Plants collectively.
Etymologies
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They've been doing testing to see how plantlife tolerates higher temperatures (testing global warming on live plants) in portions of the biosphere and that's led to plenty of plant death throughout ... ncinerate
Boing Boing 2009
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They've been doing testing to see how plantlife tolerates higher temperatures (testing global warming on live plants) in portions of the biosphere and that's led to plenty of plant death throughout ... ncinerate
Boing Boing 2009
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Biomechanical butterflies, hostile plantlife, and ...
Book cover roundup 2010
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Meanwhile, increased levels of CO2 in the atmosphere have been scientifically shown to benefit plantlife.
Wine bottle recycling is low – but some bottles getting lighter | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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Under pressure from horticultural retailers, successive governments have shied away from banning invasive species, preferring voluntary schemes such as Plantlife plantlife.org.uk, a website which advises gardeners and those in the horticulture trade how to deal with and avoid them.
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The Government of Tibet would pass strict laws to protect wildlife and plantlife.
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The Government of Tibet would pass strict laws to protect wildlife and plantlife.
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The Government of Tibet would pass strict laws to protect wildlife and plantlife.
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His new show's cyanotypes (made by placing objects on to photographic paper and letting the sun draw out the image) are of plantlife found at the Glenfinlas site.
When John Ruskin and John Everett Millais took the high road 2010
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The Government of Tibet would pass strict laws to protect wildlife and plantlife.
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