From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Flower was a young inhabitant of the city of the Elders. She and Avon gave Steven Taylor and Dodo Chaplet a guided tour of the city. (DW: The Savages)

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A flower is the reproductive structure of most plants. They are often brightly coloured and contain nectar to attract animals to pollinate them, once pollinated flowers develop into a fruit containing seeds. Because flowers are often attractive to look at and smell they are also grown for use as gifts and decoration.

Edosian Orchid were a type of flower native to Cardassia. Tolan Garak, and later his son Elim Garak, had a passion for the orchids. When the Orchid's flower was cross polinated with the flower of the White Star of Night it created a deadly toxic fatal to anyone who inhaled it. (DS9 novel: A Stitch in Time)

In 2370 Worf bought Deanna Troi a bunch of flowers, but dropped them as he walked into her quarters finder her and Will Riker engaged in a pillow fight, Deanna quickly collected the flowers off the floor, explaining the innocence of the situation. (TNG comic: "Strategy")

Later in 2370, when Jean-Luc Picard was visiting Boothby the Starfleet Academy gardener, Boothby picked out a flower from the Academy grounds’ flowerbeds for Picard as a parting gift. Unfortunately Picard dropped the flower moments later while attempting to avoid the phaser beams of a Tellarite assassin. (TNG comic: "An Inconvenient Truth")

In 2376 Quark gave Ro Laren a bunch of green Argelian flowers when she was in the Infirmary after receiving injuries in a Jem'Hadar attack. (DS9 novel: Avatar)

External links

• Flower article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Flower article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From DC Database

Flower

Gallery

Real Name

Flower

Alignment

Good

Universe

Earth-AD

Characteristics

Gender

Female

Status

Citizenship

Human; United States of Lions

Creators

Jack Kirby

First appearance

Last appearance

Kamandi #5
(April, 1973)

Kamandi #6
(June, 1973)

History

Flower was a savage human who lived in the apocalyptic future reality known as Earth-AD. A group of animal poachers known as the Puma-Men hunted Flower and attempted to kill her. During this time she met and briefly fell in love with an intelligent human named Kamandi. Kamandi allied himself with the motorcycle-riding Lion-Men in an effort to rescue Flower from the Pumas.

Notes

• This version of Flower (Earth-AD), including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the Multiverse in the 1985-86 Crisis on Infinite Earths limited series and is now considered apocryphal.
• Not to be confused with a member of Sergeant Rock's Easy Company that died in Crisis on Infinite Earths #3.

See Also

• Discuss Flower (Earth-AD) on the forums
• Appearances of Flower (Earth-AD)
• Character Gallery: Flower (Earth-AD)
• Images featuring Flower (Earth-AD)

Links and References

• Earth-AD
• Animal People (Earth-AD)
• Kamandi (Earth-AD)
• Lions (Earth-AD)
• Pumas (Earth-AD)
• Spirit (Earth-AD)
  

Footnotes

This character is exclusive to the continuity of Earth-AD.
This version of Flower (Earth-AD), including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the Multiverse in the 1985-86 Crisis on Infinite Earths limited series and is now considered apocryphal. Characters inclusive to Earth-AD continuity includes those who appeared in the original OMAC comic book series and the original Kamandi comic book series.

From Dofus

Flowers are a resource. Most are gathered by Alchemists, these Flowers should not be confused with Cereal gathered by Farmers (Such as Hemp and Hemp Flower). See Category:Flower for a list.

From The Vault

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Flower can refer to:

• Flower - a miscellaneous item in Fallout and Fallout 2
• Broc Flower - a miscellaneous item in Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics
• Flower - a character in Fallout 3

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This article is about the wieldable flowers. For flowers from the Trouble Brewing minigame, see Red flowers.

This article is about the wieldable flowers. For flowers from the Trouble Brewing minigame, see Blue flowers.

Flowers

Release date	Unknown edit
Members only?	Yes
Quest item?	Yes - Throne of Miscellania
Tradeable?	Yes
Equipable?	Yes
Stacks?	No
High Alchemy	60 coins
Low Alchemy	40 coins
Destroy	Drop
Store price	15 coins (Flower Girl)
Exchange price	See article for price in coins
Examine	A posy of flowers.
Weight	0 kg

Common sight of many flowers planted in one place at once

Flowers are harvested after planting mithril seeds, which are obtained after completing the Waterfall Quest and can also be bought in the Legends' Guild.

The primary colour combinations can be bought from the Flower Girl on Miscellania for 15 coins each. Flowers grow in many assorted colours with black and white being the rarest and the primary colours being the most common. The Trollweiss is a flower obtained during Troll Romance and is a light blue colour. The Trollweiss gives the same bonuses as the other flowers and may be wielded as well.

When planting the mithril seeds, players have an option to either pick the flowers to obtain the item, or to let them grow. Flowers that are left to grow will stay on the ground temporarily, for around five minutes.

Picked flowers can be wielded in the Weapon Slot, and are classified as a fun weapon in the Duel Arena because it gives the wielding player a negative Strength bonus.

Bonuses Hover over image for type												A row of players wielding flowers.
Attack bonus
-100		-100		-50		0		0
Defence bonus
0		0		0		0		0		0
Other bonuses
-10			0			0			0%
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Types of flowers

• Red flowers are used in Summoning as a tertiary ingredient for infusing Praying mantis pouches and currently sell for around 2,664 coins each.
• Historically, growing flowers was a good way to make profit. However the prices of flowers dropped significantly after the advent of the Grand Exchange. Before the Grand Exchange was introduced, black and white flowers were sold for around 100,000 coins each.

Icon	Item	Price	Direction	Low Alch	High Alch	Store	Details	Days	Last updated
	Flowers (pastel)	30					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (red)	2,664			60	15	view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (blue)	261					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (yellow)	39					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (purple)	147					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (orange)	38					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (mixed)	37				15 gp	view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (white)	156,500					view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
	Flowers (black)	49,900			60		view • edit • graph	0	3:45, 4 February 2010 (UTC)

Trivia

• Romeo, the protagonist in the Romeo & Juliet quest, wields flowers.
• Flowers have the same attack style as warhammers, but flowers are not recommended for combat because they have negative Attack bonuses.
• Players can also receive flowers from selecting the 'Gamble' option when choosing rewards from the Soul Wars minigame, and possibly receive 9 flowers.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Plants were a major group of life forms, found on countless worlds across the galaxy. In some worlds, such as Felucia, plants were the dominant life form. Trees were a form of plants. Sentient plants were not very common in the galaxy, with species like the Neti, the Ergesh, the Orgon, the Pliith and the Revwien being rare examples of plants to have developed sentience.

Appearances

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Sources

• Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin, First Edition
• Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin, Second Edition

External links

• Plant on Wikipedia