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 1 1|         clear whether in animals and plants universally it is a single
 2 1|      long-lived, others short-lived. Plants too have in some cases a
 3 4|             but for a year). Nor are plants as a whole less liable to
 4 4|            perish than animals (many plants are annuals), nor have sanguineous
 5 4|            organisms (there are both plants and terrestrial animals
 6 4| longest-lived things occur among the plants, e.g. the date-palm. Next
 7 5|           dried up. This is why both plants and animals that are large
 8 5|          frost prevents growth.~Both plants and animals perish if not
 9 6|                  6~It is amongst the plants that we find the longest
10 6|          animals except the insects.~Plants continually renew themselves
11 6|           been already said, between plants and insects, for they live,
12 6|          phenomena are found both in plants and in animals. For in animals
13 6|       resides, in the lower cold. In plants also those with great heads
14 6|          investigated in the work On Plants. But this is our account