A type of clay used to make pottery and tiles, typically reddish-brown in color due to the iron content.

A sealed glass container used to grow plants or small terrestrial animals in a controlled environment.

Referring to land-dwelling organisms, as opposed to aquatic or aerial ones.

Plants or animals that live or grow on land, as opposed to in water or the air.

To cover a surface by repeating a pattern without gaps or overlaps, like the arrangement of tiles.

To arrange pieces of material, such as tiles or stones, in a pattern that covers a surface without gaps or…

Arranged in a pattern that repeats without gaps or overlaps, as seen in mosaic tiles or certain natural rock formations.

The arrangement of shapes or tiles that cover a surface without gaps or overlaps, often used in art and design.

The outer seed coat, typically hardened and protective, surrounding the seed.

The protective outer layer of a seed, usually made of hardened cells to prevent damage and desiccation.