| 词汇 | botany |
| 释义 | botany noun[ U ] uk /ˈbɒt.ən.i/ us /ˈbɑː.t̬ən.i/ the scientific study of plants植物学 Animal & plant biology - general words abiotic anatomic anatomical anatomically correct anti-Darwinian biophysics Darwinist entomological entomologist entomology eukaryote experiment station fission naturalist organically overstimulate overstimulated overstimulation photosynthetically survival of the fittest Here I can saunter in a green-house among plants and heaths, studying botany and beauty. His leisure time was given up to natural history, and especially to mineralogy and botany. I spoke just now of the time when England was joined to France, as bearing on Hampshire botany. In this same leisurely manner I studied zoology and botany. When his shop was closed he would go out on the hills, and there spend his time studying geology and botany. botany | American Dictionarybotany noun[ U ] us/ˈbɑt·ən·i/ the scientific study of plants Examples of botanybotany Other scientific terms from botany, chemistry, medicine, etc. that one might encounter in general entomological works are also included. All main features of this crop - its botany, field production and harvesting, pests and diseases and work on crop improvement - are covered concisely. Integral to this new landscape was its incorporation of botany and the invention of a botanical aesthetics. Chapters include the complex taxonomy and descriptions of the botany of the five species, origin and distribution with major and minor production areas. Citizens' organisations organised tours on history and botany. The information on the botany, utilization and future prospects forms a valuable reference source, whereas the collection information will date rapidly. The high culture of serious botany was also irrevocably changed. Cameralism's claims on chemistry and botany in particular tended to provoke consternation among professors of medicine. He appears consistently to have believed in the intimate connection between botany and capitalism, and in the concurrent advance of civilisation and science. There were also songs specializing in physiology, anatomy, anthropology, zoology, mineralogy, astronomy, botany, and chemistry. The largest sub-categories (over 30 per cent together) are mineralogy and chemistry, and many other words come from biology, geology, botany, medicine, physics and mathematics. For this reason alone botany, chemistry, and physics are now something quite different from what they were fifty years ago. It will be useful for educators' and students' collections of books on botany, agronomy and plant physiology. A typical chapter is structured into history, botany, constituents, pharmacokinetics, mechanisms of action, physiological effects, toxicity and conclusions. Women remained active on the periphery of the academies - in anatomy, botany, mathematics, physics, and other fields - and won prizes for their scientific work. 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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