Sentence examples for botanist from inspiring English sources

She was a medic, botanist, mystic, visionary, playwright and poet.

She remembers reading an article about the forensic botanist Patricia Wiltshire: "She suggests women have a higher tolerance for gore.

Botanist and zoologist George Shaw made a study of Lever's collection and his Musei Leveriani published in 1792 contains an illustration of Lever's wolf.

Indeed, Pablo Ayali, a local Conoglese botanist from the University of Kisangani who works with the TL2 program, said that lesula are threatened especially by hunting with poison-tipped arrows and snares set for other species.

A keen botanist, she founded Kew Gardens and was a great patron of the arts.

So, 30 years after his tyro musings, Dr Baum (he is now a botanist at the University of Wisconsin) joined forces with his cousin Buzz Baum, a cell biologist at University College, London, to work them up into a scientific paper.

In fact, the first such accident happened in Birr, Ireland, in 1869 when Mary Ward, a botanist, was thrown from Lord Rosse's steam-powered road carriage and then run over by it.

But Fairchild, who was an observant plantsman and a meticulous record-keeper, was in a better position than the academic botanist to study the growth of plants in practice.Fairchild studied how sap moved in plants and eventually became an expert in the techniques of grafting.

And that is not to mention Anthony, a botanist, and Francis, an anthropologist.

That microcosmic insight was one of the starting points for modern ecological thinking.In 1843 the idea surfaced again when the botanist Joseph Hooker, son of the director of Kew Gardens, and later their director himself, visited the island on the way back from Antarctica.

The Kimilsungia was presented in 1965 by Indonesia's founding president, Sukarno, and the Kimjongilia arrived in 1988, courtesy a Japanese botanist.