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Meanings of botany in English
Science of plant life.
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Examples for "flora"
Examples for "flora"
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They'd already received several reprimands for abuse of flora and fauna alike.
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Results: The associations between various components of the vaginal flora were complex.
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As a result, the island's unique local flora and fauna had flourished.
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However, the Cederberg region dazzles with its mountain ranges, flora and fauna.
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The Kew team also assessed the problems faced by the world's flora.
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The idea of vegetation in general is too abstract to be primitive.
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As a result, an impossible autumn had visited the lush tropical vegetation.
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Water still puddled in the middle, and vegetation had barely taken root.
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These include motorbikes, four-wheel drives, lawn mowers - particularly in long vegetation.
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Both are bright red lines worn in the vegetation between the houses.
Usage of botany in English
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The Cherokee Indians are adepts in practical botany of the homoeopathic sort.
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Her work in cryptogamic botany gained the respect of botanists for Wellesley.
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They seemed made according to no settled or sane rules of botany.
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It was little like an ordinary botany book;-thatwas to be expected.
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The botany of this group is fully as interesting as the zoology.
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And they gave to love for botany the credit of it all.
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Next to botany, it was music which Josephine delighted in and cultivated.
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I understand they're doing some impressive things in the botany program there.
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This is especially valuable in such subjects as geology, physiology and botany.
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She was smart, exceedingly bright in the areas of mathematics and botany.
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Let us follow the plant-hunter, and learn a lesson of practical botany.
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I am afraid it was neither gossip nor flirtation, but only botany.
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It has become a standard of botany, wherever our language is read.
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Much of his leisure time he devotes to botany-collectingand classifying plants.
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Alchemy is a peculiar combination of chemistry, botany, medicine, astronomy and astrology.
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This objection to animal physiology by no means applies, however, to botany.
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Translations for botany
Botany through the time
Botany across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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