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Letter P, Page 241 of 463 Pages (PL)

Plant pounded into poi

Plant powder that causes hay fever

plant Prickly heat

Plant prized for its fiber and seeds

Plant prized for its scent

Plant problem caused by excessive fluid

Plant problem caused by excessive moisture

Plant procedure

Plant producers

Plant producing beans

Plant producing berries used to flavour gin

Plant production

Plant products?

Plant protection

Plant protector

Plant protrusion

PLANT protuberance

plant related to caraway

plant related to cashew

PLANT related to mosses

Plant related to pepper

Plant related to the pumpkin, squash, and cucumber

Plant related to tobacco

PLANT remains of former geological period

Plant reproducers

Plant reproductive bodies

PLANT reproductive organ

Plant reproductive part

Plant reproductive structure

Plant resembling Queen Anne's lace

plant resembling seaweed or leafy moss

PLANT resins (med.)

PLANT root fibers/fibres absorbing liquid matter into tissues

Plant root growth

PLANT root used for soap

PLANT root, edible

plant s coiling growth

plant s ending in o

plant s principal feeder

plant sacred to Aphrodite

Plant safety grp.

Plant said to repel bugs

Plant sap-sucker's genus

Plant science (Abbr.)

plant science of

PLANT scientist

PLANT secretion

Plant seed with a licoricelike flavor

Plant seed-to-be

Plant seeds again

Plant seen in Road Runner cartoons

Plant seen on the Sistine Chapel ceiling

Plant seeping, sometimes

plant sharp point

Plant shelf, maybe

Plant shoot: Var.

Plant shoots used to make baskets

plant similiar in taste to fennel or liqquorice

plant smelling of ammonia

Plant sold in animal-shaped pots

Plant sometimes called a false shamrock

Plant sometimes called heart's-ease

plant Soothing hue

plant sounds like time

Plant source for tequila

Plant source of purgative drug

PLANT species used as food source

plant Spiny anteater

Plant stabilizer

plant stalks used as roofing material

PLANT stand for indoors

PLANT stem capable of rooting itself

PLANT stem joint

Plant stem junction

PLANT stem tissue

PLANT stem which has the appearance and functions of a leaf

Plant stem, to botanists

Plant stems, edible when cooked

plant storage organ

Plant store buys

Plant studied by Mendel

PLANT subkingdom

PLANT substance

plant substance used in skin and hair preparations

plant such as a mushroom or mould

plant such as balsam, touch-me-not, busy Lizzie, and policeman's helmet

Plant such as bracken

Plant such as the pea or peanut

PLANT suited for garden bed

Plant suited to an arid environment

Plant supervisor?

Plant supplying burlap fiber

plant supporter

Plant Swelling Eyelid

Plant swelling problem

Plant swellings

Plant swept along by the wind

PLANT symbolic of strength

plant tequila yielding

plant Terrarium growth

Plant that a grain farmer's cow shouldn't eat?

Plant that acts as a cathartic

Plant that can be poisonous

Plant that can grow on lawn

Plant that can grow on trees

Plant that causes skin irritation on contact

Plant that doesn't blossom

Plant that flowers

plant that flowers at a specified time or in a specified way

PLANT that flowers at specified time etc.

Plant that follows 'spike'

plant that fruits underground or whose root remains intact while the leaves die off annually

Plant that gives us latex

plant that grows in ponds

plant that grows in tufts

Plant that grows in very dry conditions

plant that grows in very salty soil, as in a salt marsh

plant that grows in woods

Plant that grows on animals

plant that grows on another plant but is not parasitic on it

plant that grows on waste ground

Plant that has a "lemon" variety

plant that has a disagreeable smell when bruised

plant that has a rosette of succulent leaves and pinkish flowers and grows on walls

Plant that has become invasive in much of the Eastern U.S.

plant that has or appears to have more than two cotyledons

plant that has small spikes of grey-green flowers

Plant that heals

plant that increases in size by internal growth

plant that is monocarpic

Plant that keeps its colour when dried

Plant that lacks true roots and leaves

plant that looks similar to agave

Plant that may be pulled

Plant that may yield oil

plant that produces a bitter juice formerly used as a cough medicine

plant that produces dye

plant that provides sucrose

plant that reproduces by means of seeds not spores

Plant that reproduces by spores

Plant that reproduces with spores

Plant that resembles an onion

Plant that sometimes closes

Plant that soothes

Plant that soothes burns

Plant that sounds like two letters

Plant that sounds like two letters of the alphabet

plant that spreads by ratooning

PLANT that springs one year, and flowers, fructifies, and perishes the next

Plant that stings

Plant that thrives in the shade

plant that twines around a support

Plant that yields a potent laxative

Plant that yields a salve

Plant that yields Japan wax

plant that yields mezcal

Plant that's a traditional symbol of remembrance

Plant that's bad for dogs and cats

Plant that's not cultivated

Plant that's often pluralized

Plant that's the source of poi

plant the same crop in a field every year

plant Therapeutic bath

plant therapist

plant thought to be medicinal

PLANT tissue (pert. to)

Plant Tissue additive

PLANT tissue below the bark

plant tissue consisting of cells with thick lignified walls

plant tissue that acts as a path for the distribution of food

plant tissue that conducts water and minerals from the roots to all other parts

PLANT tissue, formatic

PLANT tissue, partition in

Plant to kiss under

Plant to ward off evil

plant too much seed in

Plant toxic to sheep and goats

Plant transplants

Plant trees and shrubs, say

Plant tuber credited with tonic properties

PLANT turning flowers to the sun

Plant type with a pair of seed leaves

plant unable to live in salty soil

Plant used as a cathartic

Plant used as a ground cover

Plant used as fertilizer: var. sp.

Plant used as flavoring

Plant used as flavouring

Plant used as fodder