what plant revolves around the sun every 3651/3?

Answer 1

You mean planet, right? and you mean 365 1/3 days, right?
If that's so, it's the Earth. And it revolves at 365 1/4 days.

Answer 2

Earth goes around the Sun in 365.256363 days relative to distant stars (this would be the 'real' orbital period).
Any plant that is on Earth goes around the Sun in a little less than 365 1/3 days.

Earth's axis is tilted (giving us seasons every year). The orientation of the tilt is changing over time (goes around in 25,800 years -- the cycle is called Precession).

Therefore, in terms of the cycle of seasons, the Earth goes around the Sun in 365.242190. This is called the tropical year (and as far as life on Earth is concerned, this is the real year).

The Gregorian calendar (a leap year every 4 years, except for 'century' years not divisible by 400) measure 365.2425 days.

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Sidereal year (relative to stars) = 365 d 6 h 9 m 10 s

Tropical year (relative to seasons) = 365 d 5 h 48 m 45 s

Gregorian year = 365 d 5 h 49 m 12 s

Luni-solar year (average of 19 year cycle)
= 365 d 5 h 55 m 20 s

Answer 3

Earth

Answer 4

What if that plant was on a plane circling the globe for the whole year, wouldn't it then do more laps?

Answer 5

how about the sunflower