Plant

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Plant may refer to any of the following:

Flowers
- Hibiscus – a trade sequence item inLink's Awakening.
- Goponga Flower – a small enemy.
- Giant Goponga Flower – a larger enemy.
- Deku Flower – a launchpad for Deku Link.
- Blast Bloom - a blossom that launches Link up to high ledges.
- Baba Bud - a bud that shoots Link skyward inThe Wind Waker.
- Bomb Flower – a bomb that grows naturally.
- Town Flower – a trade sequence item inThe Wind Waker.
- Sea Flower – a trade sequence item inThe Wind Waker.
- Exotic Flower – a trade sequence item inThe Wind Waker.

Interactive Plants
- Magic Plants – the result of planting Magic Beans.
- Vines – existing climbable plants on rocky surfaces.
- Tree – several trees are interactive in various ways.
- Mystical Tree – Ember, Scent, Pegasus, Gale, or Mystery seeds can be harvested from these.
- Tree of Life - Produces a fruit which can cure any illness.
- Lily Pad - an aquatic plant that Link can stand on in certain games.
- Stamina Fruit - a fruit that refills Link's stamina gauge inSkyward Sword.
- Water Fruit - a spiny, water-filled fruit used to quench fire and cool lava.
- Grass Whistles - plants which are used to summon either a hawk or Epona.

Plant-based Characters
- Deku Link – Link's transformation while wearing the Deku Mask.
- Great Deku Tree – Guardian of the Kokiri Forest, and first dungeon inOcarina of Time.
- Maku Tree – The Maku Tree inOracle of Ages andOracle of Seasons
- Koroks – Makar, Hollo, Irch, Olivio, Oakin, Elma, Aldo, Drona, Linder, and Rown.
- Deku Scrub – Plant-like creatures which tend to fire Deku nuts from their snout.
- Business Scrub – Larger Deku Scrubs that are known for selling items.

Materials listed as plants
- Plants, a type of Material inHyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

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