Book, Chapter

 1     I, 11|         destitute of animals and plants, and every species of moisture.
 2     I, 16|           as well as animals and plants, have been formed. And that
 3    IV, 48|            This is what he says: Plants that have been put into
 4    IV, 48|         by Canis; for whatsoever plants have not taken root, really
 5    IV, 48| productions of this world, so in plants of celestial growth--in
 6     V, 2 |          to become mother not of plants devoid of sense, nor beasts
 7     V, 4 |          is it with) the rest of plants, according to each genus.
 8    VI, 20|          the world into animals, plants, metals and things similar
 9    VI, 21|          through all animals and plants (back) again into a human
10   VII, 9 |         as) seeds again of other plants, and frequently of others (
11   VII, 17|         well as) the animals and plants produced from these, and
12    IX, 17|      utmost curiosity concerning plants and stones, rather busying