| 词汇 | botanist |
| 释义 | botanist noun[ C ] uk /ˈbɒt.ən.ɪst/ us /ˈbɑː.t̬ən.ɪst/ a scientist who studies plants植物学家；专门研究植物的人 Animal & plant biology - general words abiotic anatomic anatomical anatomically correct anti-Darwinian biologist biophysics Darwinist entomological entomologist entomology eukaryote experiment station naturalist organically overstimulate overstimulated overstimulation photosynthetically survival of the fittest All botanists admit that the abundance of ferns implies a moist atmosphere. It is maintained by some botanists that these other pigments enable their possessors to make more of the scantier light in the deeper waters. It is this strange mingling of plants from the far south, from the far north, and from the mountains, which renders the West of Ireland so fascinating a field for the botanist. The Professor was quite a noted botanist. The luxuriant and varied vegetation in the ravine affords a fine field for the botanist. These careful studies are as valuable for the botanist as for the artist. botanist | American Dictionarybotanist noun[ C ] us/ˈbɑt·ən·ɪst/ a scientist who studies plants Examples of botanistbotanist Although many plant names continued to be published under different classification schemes, botanists began to show a definite preference for the binomial system. She was not trained as a scientist but on all her voyages took along a staff of geologists, botanists, zoologists, and hydrologists. The evolution of the botanist can be traced through many pages. These botanists were now in senior positions, both administratively and intellectually. He complained that the study of plant diseases was firmly in the hands of botanists who lacked competence with animal pests. Chapter 4 includes botanical descriptions which perhaps should have been checked by a botanist. Rather, it explores discoursal life in a small academic building, and then examines the textual lives of seven individuals, four botanists and three applied linguists. What did this world of plant-fancying, gardening, nurseries, amateur and professional botanists, their correspondence, education, and journals, look like at its mid-century height? However, an experienced botanist could place most seeds in a family, thus reducing the scope of the search. A natural desire of botanists is to sort out this diversity and to elucidate the phylogenetic relationships of the different kinds of seeds. No other botanists have reported such hybrid taxa in the case of the other species. And fourth, few tropical countries can afford to devote scarce resources to science so most suffer from a shortage of botanists. He observed how the soil scientists argued that the savanna was 'winning' while the botanists responded that the forest was 'gaining'. He must not only be a good practical botanist, but possess some knowledge of chemistry, mechanics, and even of the principles of taste. Nature and culture, civilisation and savagery, were again being remoulded by a wide spectrum of bureaucrats, scientists, botanists, ethnographers, anthropologists, philosophers, missionaries and doctors. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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