herbarium in Latin
herbarium in Latin is herbārium — herbarium means a collection of dried plants that have been preserved for study.
herbarium in Latin
herbārium
A collection of dried plants or parts of plants.
What does "herbarium" mean?
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noun A collection of dried plants that have been preserved for study.
"The botanist pressed the flower and added it to her herbarium."
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noun A building or institution that houses such a collection.
"The university herbarium is open to researchers by appointment."
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herbarium in a sentence
- The botanist pressed the flower and added it to her herbarium.
- Old herbariums often hold specimens collected more than a century ago.
- The university herbarium is open to researchers by appointment.
- Staff at the herbarium catalog thousands of new specimens every year.
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What is "herbarium" in Latin?
"herbarium" in Latin is herbārium. herbarium means: A collection of dried plants that have been preserved for study.
How do you use "herbarium" in a sentence?
Example: "The botanist pressed the flower and added it to her herbarium." In Latin, "herbarium" is herbārium.
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