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Plants that grow in or on the water.
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Small multi-stemed shrubs
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Carnivorous plants
derive nutrients by consuming animals.
There are 630 species that attract and trap prey, produce digestive enzymes, and absorb the resulting available nutrients.
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Vascular plants that reproduce with spores
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Plants with narrow leaves growing from the base
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Groundcover
masks ground and prevents erosion
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Potted inside, porched, or patioed
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The above-ground plant organ used for photosynthesis
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Medical properties of consumable plants of the jungle
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Plant organ
typically below the surface of the soil
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Although all fruits are seedpods, not all seedpods are fruit.
Although all grains are seeds, all seeds are not grains.
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Cut down or naturally fallen
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The defensive part of many plants
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A perennial woody plant grouped into forests
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Climbing plants which include the grapevine.
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A plant considered to be a nuisance
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