Sentence examples for some botanicals from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, some botanicals and herbs may be proconvulsant or may alter AED metabolism.

Some botanical curiosity?

In some botanical gardens, there are massive ferns more than a hundred years old.

Distinctions between phytoflagellates and algae are obscure; some phytoflagellates are placed with algae in some botanical classifications.

Some botanical gardens are independently established and financially provided for through endowments set up by wealthy persons.

I wondered what the centre looked like - perhaps some botanical masterpiece in geometry, like the centre of a passion flower.

Although uncommon, some botanical dietary supplements (e.g., Saint-John's-wort) can render conventional medications less effective, and other supplements may increase the toxicity of certain drugs.

As Heatherwick puts it, sounding like some botanical alchemist, it's about "how you can augment, or turn the dial up more on that nature".

In common parlance (and unfortunately in some botanical textbooks), staminate flowers and plants that bear them are often designated "male," and pistillate flowers and the plants that bear them are called "female".

Stacked atop each other, the cabinets seem not so much vitrines from some botanical museum as the opened pages of a herbiary, Kiefer the tree-man knowingly playing with the conceit of a super-folio, interleaved with sacred revelations.

Gin by Lesley Jacobs Solmonson (Reaktion, £9.99) After a hard day's panoptical musing or think-tank driving one might hanker after some botanical refreshment, and hang the authorities – as did William Faulkner, brewing up moonshine gin in his bathtub during prohibition.