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botany

[bot-n-ee] / ˈbɒt n i /


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As a flower farmer who studied permaculture and botany, Stevens sees these suggestions as unscientific advice.

From Los Angeles Times

The pair kept in touch and when he learned about Duncan's interest in plants, Mr Hope persuaded him to attend scientific botany classes and to then join the Edinburgh Botanical Society.

From BBC

The point is that knowing a little about where plants originate, their botany and their relatives might help us grow them better, appreciate them more and track them down when we want to buy them.

From Seattle Times

For this year’s fair, three artists have transformed their love of botany, biology and ecology into sculptures depicting futuristic organisms, multispecies collectives, and flora infused with emotion.

From New York Times

“You don’t have to have a masters in botany to figure out what mushrooms are good to eat and which ones aren’t,” he said.

From New York Times