They came to land 1.3 billion years ago, and plants followed several hundred million years later.

Fungi married algae ... clinging to rock, and eating it too ... transforming barren land. True land plants arose, leafless at first.

They are able to distinguish kin and non kin.

It's an ocean planet, and we think of ourselves as a terrestrial species, but the pyramid of life in the ocean and our own lives on land are intricately connected.

Plant.

Plant!

The plant.

Plant!

This is something called an underground forest.

Plant!

WALLE, the plant!

But my passion in addition to Jack and my children are the plants, the so called epiphytes, those plants that grow up on trees.

The plant is jiogulan.

This was the full size of the original creature.

The elephant is the largest land animal.

Botany deals with the study of plants.

And what's your favorite sport? gt gt Student

And how did we do all this?

So if these letters stood for areas of interest, do you know what i mean?

A breakup plant.

The plant!

That's right. Fantastic. That's right.

Try to find a landing port. Set us down.

Organisms don't think of CO2 as a poison.

Track and field. gt gt Pat

Plants grow.

This shouldn't be here.

And the aquaponics is the dirty water of the fish, by a water pump, feeds the plants above.

Botany is the scientific study of plants.

The Normandy landings or what?

This is a serious business.

I've never met anyone who says, I don't like flowers.

Dead plant and all that.

That's right. The plant.

That's the word for it.

There's something oaky about that.

And there'll be advantages for spreading out long, sort of kelp like forest of vegetation.

We found many strange plants in a botanical garden.

We saw many unusual plants in the botanical garden.

These are animals whose lineage dates back about 100 million years.

Shore leaves are cancelled.

allowed his passengers to disembark.

They keep living?

I have this ongoing project called Botanicalls which actually enables houseplants to tap into human communication protocols.

Such red clay is not found within a hundred miles of Edinburgh, except in the botanical gardens.