How many species of plants are there in the world?
Just in the desert, the variety is amazing special plants adapted to live with limited water and great heat. It s not one kind of cactus; it s dozens. And in a lush rain forest, plants are so abundant and varied they live on top of each other. You cannot imagine the number of shades of green till you ve looked at a hillside covered with trees. And then, by God s wonderful grace, many of those greens change to yellow and orange and vivid red. He is the One who sends down from the sky water, whereby we produce all kinds of plants. We produce from the green material multitudes of complex grains, palm trees with hanging clusters, and gardens of grapes, olives and pomegranate; fruits that are similar, yet dissimilar. Note their fruits as they grow and ripen. These are signs for people who believe. (6:99) How many kinds of fruit are there in the world? I wonder if anyone has tried them all. Such variety in appearance, texture and taste. What about the sky? We know it is a perfect structure t
Just in the desert, the variety is amazing—special plants adapted to live with limited water and great heat. It’s not one kind of cactus; it’s dozens. And in a lush rain forest, plants are so abundant and varied they live on top of each other. You cannot imagine the number of shades of green till you’ve looked at a hillside covered with trees. And then, by God’s wonderful grace, many of those greens change to yellow and orange and vivid red. He is the One who sends down from the sky water, whereby we produce all kinds of plants. We produce from the green material multitudes of complex grains, palm trees with hanging clusters, and gardens of grapes, olives and pomegranate; fruits that are similar, yet dissimilar. Note their fruits as they grow and ripen. These are signs for people who believe. (6:99) How many kinds of fruit are there in the world? I wonder if anyone has tried them all. Such variety in appearance, texture and taste. What about the sky? We know it is a perfect structure t
Just in the desert, the variety is amazing—special plants adapted to live with limited water and great heat. It’s not one kind of cactus; it’s dozens. And in a lush rain forest, plants are so abundant and varied they live on top of each other. You cannot imagine the number of shades of green till you’ve looked at a hillside covered with trees. And then, by God’s wonderful grace, many of those greens change to yellow and orange and vivid red. He is the One who sends down from the sky water, whereby we produce all kinds of plants. We produce from the green material multitudes of complex grains, palm trees with hanging clusters, and gardens of grapes, olives and pomegranate; fruits that are similar, yet dissimilar. Note their fruits as they grow and ripen. These are signs for people who believe. (6:99) How many kinds of fruit are there in the world?
