plants
12 subentries
- plants. See also agriculture
- association with p. instills patience, quiet, peace (68:5.9,11)
- evolution of spore-bearing plants into seeds (59:5.22) (65:6.3)
- evolution required appearance of many apparently useless forms; destined to pass (36:2.17)
- flowering p. suddenly appeared in Cretaceous (60:3sec)
- lower forms wholly responsive to physical, chemical, and electrical environment (65:6.7)
- most important step in evolution was chlorophyll making (65:6.3)
- named. See algae; aloes; angiosperms; anise; apple; bacteria; barley; beeches; birches; breadfruit trees; cereals; citron; cocoa; conifers; cumin; ferns; fig tree; fungi; grapes; grass; Hydra; magnolias; maples; mint; mustard seed; myrrh; oaks; oats; oranges; palms; pines; redwoods; rice; seaweed; seeds; sequoias; slime; stone lilies; sycamores; tulip trees; viruses; Volvox; walnuts; weeds; wheat
- old superstition that women could raise better (84:3.6)
- once fetishes, taboo as food (88:1.3)
- pure energy growth on morontia worlds (43:6.6)
- spore-bearing plants nearly extinct after Permian (60:0.2)
- worship of (85:2.1-2)
Cross-references
- See algae
- See aloes
- See angiosperms
- See anise
- See apple
- See bacteria
- See barley
- See beeches
- See birches
- See breadfruit trees
- See cereals
- See citron
- See cocoa
- See conifers
- See cumin
- See ferns
- See fig tree
- See fungi
- See grapes
- See grass
- See Hydra
- See magnolias
- See maples
- See mint
- See mustard seed
- See myrrh
- See oaks
- See oats
- See oranges
- See palms
- See pines
- See redwoods
- See rice
- See seaweed
- See seeds
- See sequoias
- See slime
- See stone lilies
- See sycamores
- See tulip trees
- See viruses
- See Volvox
- See walnuts
- See weeds
- See wheat
- See also agriculture
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- animals 55
- evolution 89
- agriculture 13
- civilization 130