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plant

[plant, plahnt] / plænt, plɑnt /


NOUN
factory and its buildings, equipment
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After Borthwick's call to swap a total of nine new faces into his starting line-up - a record amount of change for an England team between Six Nations matches - Italy will attempt to plant more doubts.

From BBC

She also is forming an advisory group to do a wider review of the way the county deals with unwanted plants that grow in washes.

From Los Angeles Times

Respected energy expert Anas Alhajji, noted in a recent interview that 33% of the world’s globally traded fertilizers come from the Gulf, with planting season under way in Asia and Europe.

From MarketWatch

Cattle, for example, do not graze as low to the ground as sheep, allowing smaller plants to flower.

From BBC

Modern meatpacking plants require billions of dollars in capital investment and operate most efficiently at massive volumes.

From Barron's