Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Plant"

I am trying to explain it, not write it differently. The original is natural English.

@seeeeaaa: 스포츠에 대해 말하면 라운그라는 게 있지요? 첬 라운드, 두 번째 라운드. 건물을 짓는 데 두 라운드를 걸려요.

Flyer is like an advertisement it's usually on paper. In Korean if I am right flyer is 전단

- Plants create their own source of 'food' through photosynthesis. - Herbivores only eat plants - The plants looked as if they were dying

The power plant had a meltdown

I will plant the seeds of doubt in Jim This plant is growing at a steady rate Planting the bomb now!

A plant may refer to a singular living organism but vegetation normally refers to a collective group of plants(multiple) especially those found in a particular area or habitat:)

this is a type of flower

The first statement with "which" says that any asteroid slamming into North America would cause the end of the Cretaceous Period. The second statement with "that" says that this particular event caused the end of the Cretaceous Period.

That would be what looks like Ivy.

Watering can.

Very good! Add the word "a" between the words "in" and "soft".. making the sentence "It had been planted in a soft plastic black pot when I bought it..."

We also have a saying like this in English: The grass is greener where you water it. I like your sentence better though.^^

It is well known that the surfaces of many plants and animals contain micro- and nano-scaled structures of varying design and chemical composition. This contributes to a wide variety of distinctive functional properties. Try not to make your sentences too long, and think carefully about what the subject is.

"Plant molecules" Also flora is used to describe the plants of a region

Because it's referring to the impact not the effect.

Water regulates the temperature of a plant. Water controls the amount of plant matter produced. OK, this is a little strange. I guess what they are saying is that the temperature of the plant affects how much it will grow, so the more water there is, the more the plants grow (plant matter is used here to describe how much the plants grow. A tree has more "plant matter" than a shrub.) What an odd way to describe it. Who wrote these sentences? By the way, it's "I don't get the meaning of plant matter either. " You use either for negative and too for positive.

Kites are a traditional toy in China. When I was a child, I didn't enjoy staying at home. In contrast, I enjoyed being outdoors. In my hometown, during spring, the weather is suitable to fly kites. I had dreamed of flying a kite independently for a long time. However, the kites that were sold in the market were huge for a 7-year old girl. I was so upset about that until my 8th birthday, when my father gave me a smaller kite he made himself! After looking up for information on how to make kites, he made a smaller version for me, his daughter. He painted it blue and white(technically white isn't a cookout) which were my favorite colors. The kite looked like clouds in the sky with those colors. From then on, I could fly my own kite, running in the wind and watching it float gracefully in the sky.

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