delicate
wild
native
rare
garden, house, indoor, potted
exotic, tropical
medicinal
food
The butterfly's sole food plant is wild lupine.

crop
poisonous
perennial
aquatic, desert, marsh, water
bedding, climbing, flowering, ornamental
woody
herbaceous, leguminous (both technical)
strawberry, tomato, etc.

cultivate, grow
water
protect

develop, grow
flourish
die
absorb sth
Plants absorb carbon in the form of carbon dioxide.

produce sth

roots
growth
life
Much of the local plant life has been destroyed by the chemicals.

species, variety
population
material, matter, tissue
cell
pot
food
science

industrial
assembly, manufacturing, production
auto (AmE), car (esp. BrE)
nuclear, power
coal-fired
processing, reprocessing, sewage, treatment, water, water-treatment
a waste reprocessing plant

chemical, petrochemical

build
manage, run

produce sth

manager

carefully
deliberately
weeds that had not been deliberately planted

in
Carefully plant your cutting in the soil.

with
The garden was planted with roses and other shrubs.

densely planted
The Bordeaux area is densely planted with vine.

newly planted, recently planted
recently planted maples

widely planted
Zinfandel is California's most widely planted red grape.

firmly, squarely
She planted a kiss squarely on his cheek.

on
He was determined to keep both feet firmly planted on dry land.

Plant is used with these nouns as the object:
bean, bomb, bulb, bush, corn, cotton, crop, explosive, field, fist, flag, foot, forest, garden, hedge, herb, kick, kiss, mine, mole, pea, root, seed, shrub, tree, variety, vegetables, wheat