They educated themselves in the nutritive properties of plants.
Curiously, "Implant" makes few references to the Dionysian properties of plants (a major theme of Mr. Pollan's book).
Produced by steam-distilling essential oils — in energetically elevated environments, no less — these hydrosols deliver the therapeutic properties of plants.
The troupe's appearance relates to the garden's exhibition "Wild Medicine," which celebrates another Renaissance preoccupation: the healing properties of plants.
Matheny, A. M., Mirfenderesgi, G. & Bohrer, G. Trait-based representation of hydrological functional properties of plants in weather and ecosystem models.
Today, Andrew Adamatzky at the University of the West of England in Bristol argues that the electrical properties of plants have been overlooked.
The study of the electrical properties of plants is sleepy backwater of botany that has never generated widespread interest or finding.
Physical, chemical and architectural properties of plants are known to affect flammability.
Some firms have learnt about the healing properties of plants from locals and patented the active ingredients without acknowledging the locals' contribution or rewarding them for it.
John Parkinson, who was appointed apothecary to King James, acquired the title of Botanicus Regius Primarius after the publication of his massive folio on the nature and properties of plants, Paradisi in Sole (1629).
Other treasures include examples of translations of classic scientific texts into Arabic, like pages from "De Materia Medica," a first-century Greek manuscript written by a doctor named Dioscorides on the medicinal properties of plants.
