0
The origin of the word plant is the Latin word planta for sprout.
The verb apposite to Latin planta is plantare meaning 'to drive into the ground with the foot'.
Sense of a building "planted" or begun for an industrial process is first attested 1789 by using the word in the sense of implanted, rooted, anchored.
Some times later the word plant for the place where heavy machinery was produced, was transferred to the machinery itself.
Utkarsh
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What are the food manufacturing structures of a plant?
The organelle that manufactures food of the plant is called Chloroplast. The process is called photosynthesis wherein light energy is transformed to chemical energy which will become the plant food.
What is difference between manufacturing plant and pilot plant?
A manufacturing plant basically manufactures a chemical on a mass scale however a pilot plant helps to develop the process on a small scale, before a manufacturing plant is built.
What are Tennessee manufacturing?
Tennessee's manufacturing is Chrysler and a tobacco plant.
Does apple have a manufacturing plant in Colorado?
no
Where is the Largest auto manufacturing plant?
Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg, Germany.
What is a car plant?
a car plant is area where cars are built for manufacturing
Does Nutella have a manufacturing plant in Germany?
yes
Is there an apple computer manufacturing plant in Portland Or?
No, there is not.
Where is the Largest computer manufacturing plant?
Japan
What does plant mean in Japanese?
shokubutsu means plant like living plant cojo means plant like manufacturing plant
Where is the manufacturing plant for Dell ie?
The manufacturing plant for Dell ie is located in Limerick, Ireland. Unfortunately, the plant is closed at the start of 2009 and all production transferred to new Dell facilities in Poland.
What is a packing plant?
A packing plant is a manufacturing warehouse where a product is prepared for shipping and handling.
