botany in Latin
botany in Latin is botanica — botany means the scientific study of plants.
botany in Latin
botanica
(uncountable) A branch of biology concerned with the scientific study of plants.
What does "botany" mean?
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noun The scientific study of plants.
"She majored in botany at university before becoming a park ranger."
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noun The plant life found in a particular place.
"The botany of the island includes several species found nowhere else."
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botany in a sentence
- She majored in botany at university before becoming a park ranger.
- The botany of the island includes several species found nowhere else.
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What is "botany" in Latin?
"botany" in Latin is botanica. botany means: The scientific study of plants.
How do you use "botany" in a sentence?
Example: "She majored in botany at university before becoming a park ranger." In Latin, "botany" is botanica.
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