Definition: To plant seeds again in the ground, either to grow new plants or to ensure the continuation of a plant species without human help.

Example: After the first crop failed, the farmer decided to reseed the field with a different type of grain.

Definition: To plant seeds again in a place where seeds have already been planted before.

Example: After the first crop failed, the farmer decided to resow the field with new seeds.

Definition: To grow again after being cut or damaged.

Example: After the storm, the plants began to resprout quickly.

Definition: A type of shrub that produces white flowers, often associated with the juniper mentioned in the Old Testament.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful retem shrubs in full bloom.

Definition: Describing something that is turned or bent backward or downward.

Example: The retrorse leaves of the plant help it adapt to its environment.

Definition: Soaked or moistened to make something softer, often used in the context of processing plant fibers.

Example: The retted flax fibers were ready for spinning into linen.

Definition: The process of soaking and breaking down flax to prepare it for use, often involving water and time to soften the fibers.

Example: The farmers began retting the flax in the river to make it ready for weaving.

Definition: Describing a shape that has a rounded or blunt tip with a small indentation.

Example: The retuse leaves of the plant give it a unique appearance.

Definition: A type of sugar that is found in some plants, especially in the leaves and flowers of poison ivy, and is part of certain plant compounds.

Example: Rhamnose is often used in research related to plant biology and glycosides.

Definition: A type of plant that belongs to the genus Rhamnus, commonly known as buckthorn.

Example: The gardener planted several rhamnus bushes to create a natural fence.