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 1 III,  21 |          Some of the leguminous plants bring milk in abundance,
 2  IV,  11 |        these creatures, as with plants, some individuals are fruitful
 3  IV,  11 |         as in testaceans and in plants there is what bears and
 4   v,  1  |    found to have in common with plants. For some plants are generated
 5   v,  1  |    common with plants. For some plants are generated from the seed
 6   v,  1  |      generated from the seed of plants, whilst other plants are
 7   v,  1  |         of plants, whilst other plants are self-generated through
 8   v,  1  |       seed; and of these latter plants some derive their nutriment
 9   v,  1  |        others grow inside other plants, as is mentioned, by the
10   v,  1  |     animals, in the soil, or on plants, or in the parts of these,
11   v,  11 |         mind, that just as with plants and quadrupeds diversity
12 VII,  1  |  Alcmaeon of Croton remarks, as plants first blossom and then seed.
13 VIII,  1 |         comes the plant, and of plants one will differ from another
14 VIII,  1 |        word, the whole genus of plants, whilst it is devoid of
15 VIII,  1 |  remarked, there is observed in plants a continuous scale of ascent
16 VIII,  1 |         habits of life. Thus of plants that spring from seed the
17 VIII,  1 |       young. Some animals, like plants, simply procreate their
18 VIII,  2 | so-called stalk-weed or growing plants; as for instance, the phycis,
19 VIII,  3 |      live and roost also on the plants from which they derive their
20 VIII,  11|        the juices of fruits and plants. The bee is the only insect