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What is the collective noun for plants?

There isn't one definitive collective noun for plants. It depends on the type of plants you're talking about. Here are some options:

* General:

* A stand of plants

* A patch of plants

* A bed of plants

* A grove of plants (for trees)

* A thicket of plants (for dense growth)

* Specific:

* A bouquet of flowers

* A clump of ferns

* A field of wheat

* A forest of trees

Ultimately, the best collective noun depends on the context and the specific type of plants you're referring to.

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