The scientists have successfully discovered various plants that have medicinal properties from the wonders of nature. In fact, they have found flowers that have benefits for digestive health. Most plants provide many important benefits in human life. Trees and plants provide the much-needed oxygen for humans and animals to sustain life on this planet. Without the presence of plants, life would not be possible. Interestingly, some plants grow very slowly, while others grow surprisingly fast.

Duckweed is a type of aquatic plant that is able to float on the surface of water. This plant is also known as the genus Wolffia and has very small flowers, measuring only about 0.03 cm in length, making it one of the smallest flowers in the world. Duckweed growth is very fast, where in just 12 hours, its size can double. If not trimmed, duckweed can grow up to 500 times more in just four months.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Plants that are always green and known as bamboo are actually a type of perennial flowering grass. Bamboo mostly originates from regions with tropical climates such as Asia, northern Australia, and India. In general, bamboo growth can be extremely fast, reaching about 10 inches per day. In fact, there are certain types of bamboo that can grow even faster, reaching up to 35 inches in a day."

Algae or seaweed is a type of plant commonly found in water puddles, similar to duckweed. Algae, also known as Phycophyta, thrive in aquatic environments and are considered photosynthetic and eukaryotic organisms. Algae growth is very fast, with the ability to reproduce in a short period of time, even within a few hours.

Kudzu (Pueraria montana var lobata) is a type of climbing plant originating from Asia, particularly East and Southeast Asia. Its growth is very fast, allowing it to quickly climb onto trees or other plants and block them from receiving sunlight, which can eventually lead to the death of those plants. Kudzu can grow at a rate of approximately 0.3 meters per day, with a total growth potential of up to 30 meters.