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Is it a plant or comic book character?

Back by popular demand! We are going to test your knowledge of plants AND comic book characters in this fun quiz!

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Bushroot

Is it a plant or comic book character?

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Character

Bushroot is a character from the 90's Disney superhero series "Darkwing Duck." Darkwing fought a lot of strange villains, but one of the strangest was Reginald Bushroot. Bushroot had abilities to control the plants around him, and they would do the dirty work of stealing and fighting for him. In the series, he was considered a genius and used his knowledge to breed new plants for different purposes. Though Bushroot has a lot of power, he is not a bad guy, just a thorn in Darkwing Ducks' side. Additionally, he was able to regrow injured parts of his body, making him immortal.

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Groot

Is it a plant or comic book character?

Plant

Character

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Character

Groot is a character from Guardians of the Galaxy who quickly becomes a true hero. He uses his features of a wood-like structure to change shape by growing and shrinking all parts of his body. He can also change the texture of his body to become covered in thorns, smooth, or any other texture. When damaged, he can grow himself back from any individual part, growing back from a twig to full-sized, which he's done several times.

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Deadly Nightshade

Is it a plant or comic book character?

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Character

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Plant

Deadly Nightshade, also known as Belladonna, is a relative of peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes. Although their relatives are edible, Deadly Nightshade is extremely toxic and has a history of use as a poison. Alternatively, advanced medical technologies have proven its advantage as it's used in some muscle relaxers, pain relievers, and as a treatment for whooping cough and hay fever.

Character

Nightshade, formerly known as Dr. Nightshade and Deadly Nightshade, is a fictional character in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She appeared in the second season of the Marvel Cinematic Universe series Luke Cage. Beautiful and toxic like the plant, Deadly Nightshade is an assassin with strong plant powers and is a member of an international gang of super-powered criminals.

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Celosia

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

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Character

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Plant

Celosia is a small decorative plant that can add bursts of color and texture to any landscape. Dragon’s breath celosia grows slightly taller than other varieties, and both types are less than three feet high. Their bright flowers grow in unusual spiky plumes.

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Sequoia

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

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Character

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Plant

Sequoias, also known as Giant Sequoias, are coniferous trees called redwoods. They are known for their giant size and their ability to live for thousands of years, and they also have the thickest bark of any tree species. They depend on forest fires to create new trees, as when the saplings fall to the ground, a forest fire can provide nutrient-rich ash, which provides the perfect environment to spark new growth.

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Character

Sequoia is an extra-terrestrial character first featured in the Fantastic Four comics in 1989. Sequoia got their name after a prophet said the perfect female human, known as the Celestial Madonna, would procreate with the perfect male plant, known as Mantis of the Cotati race. Sequoia was born and became the Celestial Messiah and was named after the noblest trees on Earth.

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Boxwood

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

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Character

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Plant

Korean boxwood is a compact evergreen shrub and is one of the most popular medium-sized plants for landscaping. It is very easy to prune and is often sheared into spherical mounds or hedges. Korean Boxwood is an ideal choice for driveway landscaping.

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Coleus

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

Plant

Character

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Plant

Coleus has some of the prettiest leaves in their plant family, featuring shades of deep burgundies, fiery reds, soft pinks, and electric greens. Chocolate Drop Coleus have small green leaves with burgundy centers and veins. This variety has an attractive trailing pattern that works well in garden beds and containers.

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Biollante

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

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Character

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Character

Biollante is a character who first appeared in the 1989 film Godzilla vs. Biollante. The character was a genetically engineered Godzilla clone spliced with the genes of a rose and humans. The character was created towards the end of the Cold War when concerns over nuclear weapons (represented by Godzilla) waned, so instead, the character was developed mainly in part as a symbol of contemporary controversies related to genetic engineering

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Lily of the Valley

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

Plant

Character

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Plant

Lily of the Valley is a beautiful and delicate flowering ground cover plant. This low-growing shade plant has tiny bell-shaped flowers that emit a gorgeous aroma. Lily of the Valley spreads quickly to fill in bare patches at the base of tall landscaping plants or shrubs. You can plant them beneath lilac bushes to fill your landscape with the scents for the spring seasons.

Character

Lily Valley, referred to as Lily in the My Lil' Pony series, has a grayish raspberry coat, amber mane, gold eyes, and a mark of three lilies. She is usually seen with a lily flower in her mane. She is a recurring background pony on the show and usually appears with fellow flower ponies Daisy and Rose. Her appearances typically depict her panicking over a disaster that affects Ponyville or its residents.

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Blue Rug Juniper

Is it a plant or a comic book character?

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Character

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Plant

Blue rug juniper features bright turquoise foliage that beautifully accents purple and green plants. This plant stands out the most in the fall against red and gold foliage. Blue rug juniper is a type of shrub and is short enough to be used as ground cover.

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Cactus

Is it a plant or comic book character?

Plant

Character

Both

Plant

The cactus plant family (Cactaceae) consists of several unique succulent-type plants that thrive in dry conditions, such as Texas. There are thousands of varieties of cacti, and all are native to the Americas. Although cacti are considered succulents, they differ from all other varieties as cactus plants have areoles. Areoles are small, cushion-like mounds of flesh where leaves, spines, hair, and flowers grow from the cactus.

Character

Cactus man is a prickly plant man featured in many Marvel Comics. He has a vegetable body and the ability to regenerate damage at a phenomenal rate, including replacing lost body parts. Cactus man can fire his needles in a deadly barrage.

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