Sentence examples for botanical knowledge from inspiring English sources

Gender, age and botanical knowledge influenced aesthetic preferences for herbaceous vegetation and urban meadows to varying degrees.

So impressed were we with his botanical knowledge and enthusiasm, we hardly noticed we were slipping into murky, tea-coloured waters.

"What is the evolutionary advantage of having your seeds on the outside?" Alas, this is where my botanical knowledge runs out.

From Alan Tangren, a pastry chef with a near-encyclopedic botanical knowledge, I learned the power of scent, and that flavour is hugely dependent on aroma.

To the Editor: I applaud Thomas Leo Ogren's plea to reduce pollen in our cities, but his solutions require a fair amount of botanical knowledge.

Prior to the release of Himalayan herbs to an extensive market, we need to assemble all traditional and botanical knowledge related to herb.

Twenty-first century databases of indigenous African medico-botanical knowledge need to assure that it is recontextualized historically and socially; that its multiplicity, visuality, and orality are retained; and that "articulation work" is done to make sure that design choices and use are cognitively just.

The vast majority of the statistics were analyzed descriptively by SPSS 16 Windows version to extrapolate our findings in ethno-botanical knowledge.

Students will become aware of Haudenosaunee agriculture practices and botanical and ecological knowledge.

He chose to write in English, the vernacular language, so that practical botanical and medical knowledge would be widely available to medical practitioners and apothecaries.

The botanical and medical knowledge of the early Greeks and Romans was preserved in handwritten (and later printed) books called herbals.