botany

BOTANY = ['botıni] noun
bitkibilim, botanik
İngilizce örnek : Botany is the scientific study of plant life.
Türkçe çevirisi : Bitkibilim, bitki yaşamının bilimsel incelenmesidir.

BOTANY = Botany is a branch of natural sciences that deals with plants. It is divided into various sections, first it is divided into two as general botany and special botany. General botany studies events common to all plants, and special botany studies plant groups. General botany is divided into three major divisions within which there are various branches. 1. Morphology or organography: Examines the external parts visible to the naked eye or with a microscope; plant anatomy is the study of internal organs; histology is the study of tissues; cytology is the study of cells. 2. Plant physiology: Examines the functions of an adult and healthy plant. Phytopathology is the study of plant diseases. 3. Plant biology studies the reproduction and development of plants. Embryology studies the growth and differentiation of plants, genetic and hereditary traits. Special botany is divided into several sections, the subject of which is to classify the differentiation between species and to reveal the characteristics of each plant: plants are divided into categories in systematics; petrified plants are studied in paleontology; fungi in mycology; algae in algology; bacteria are studied in bacteriology. In addition, there are divisions of plant ecology, which examines which environment is more suitable for plants in special botany, phytosociology, which studies which plants can be brought together in the same place, and finally, biogeography, which examines large plant regions. Botany is also applied to pharmacy and agriculture.

BOTANY
Botany book: A book that discusses the study of plants, their classification, and characteristics.
Botany department: A specialized division within a university or institution dedicated to the study of plants.
Botany class: A course or educational session that teaches the principles and concepts of botany.
Botany professor: A teacher or educator who specializes in the field of botany.
Botany research: Scientific investigations and experiments related to plants and plant life.
Botany laboratory: A facility equipped for conducting experiments and research on plants.
Botany textbook: A comprehensive educational book that covers the fundamentals of botany.
Botany journal: A publication that features research articles and studies on plant biology.
Botany thesis: A long research paper or project completed by a student in pursuit of an academic degree in botany.
Botany conference: A gathering of experts and enthusiasts in the field of botany to exchange knowledge and ideas.
Botany club: A group or organization that brings together individuals interested in plant science.
Botany exhibition: A display or showcase of plants and botanical discoveries.
Botany museum: A place where plants and their historical significance are exhibited.
Botany garden: A cultivated area with a variety of plants for scientific study or public enjoyment.
Botany fieldwork: Research conducted outdoors to study plants in their natural habitats.
Botany degree: An academic qualification earned in the field of botany, typically a Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. degree.
Botany internship: A temporary work experience program that allows individuals to gain practical knowledge in botany.
Botany scholarship: Financial support for students pursuing studies in botany.
Botany curator: A professional responsible for managing and preserving plant collections in botanical gardens or museums.
Botany lecture: A presentation or talk on botanical topics by an expert in the field.
Botany course syllabus: An outline of the topics and materials covered in a botany course.
Botany terminology: The specialized language and vocabulary used in the field of botany.
Botany herbarium: A collection of dried and preserved plant specimens used for scientific reference.
Botany experiment: A controlled test designed to investigate plant-related hypotheses.
Botany knowledge: The collective information and understanding of plant biology.
Botany grant: Financial aid awarded to support botany research or projects.
Botany scholarship program: A structured initiative to provide financial assistance to aspiring botany students.
Botany research paper: A written document detailing the results and findings of a botany study.
Botany degree program: A formal academic curriculum for students pursuing a degree in botany.
Botany professorship: An academic position held by a distinguished botanist who teaches and conducts research.
Botany taxonomy: The classification and categorization of plants based on their characteristics.
Botany diversity: The variety of plant species and their differences within a given ecosystem.
Botany ecosystem: A natural environment where plants interact with other living organisms.
Botany photosynthesis: The process by which plants convert sunlight into energy for growth.
Botany morphology: The study of the physical structure and form of plants.
Botany physiology: The examination of how plants function and the processes that occur within them.
Botany evolution: The study of how plants have changed and adapted over time.
Botany conservation: Efforts to protect and preserve plant species and their habitats.
Botany ecology: The study of the relationships between plants and their surrounding environments.
Botany genetics: The exploration of plant heredity and the transfer of traits.
Botany biotechnology: The use of biological processes to enhance and modify plants for various purposes.
Botany ethnomedicine: The study of how different cultures use plants for medicinal purposes.
Botany ethnobotany: The investigation of the traditional knowledge and uses of plants by indigenous communities.
Botany agriculture: The cultivation and management of plants for food, fiber, and other products.
Botany botanist: A scientist who specializes in the study of plants and their biology.
Botany mycology: The branch of botany dedicated to the study of fungi.
Botany dendrology: The study of trees and woody plants.
Botany phytogeography: The examination of the distribution of plants in different geographical regions.
Botany pharmacognosy: The study of medicinal properties of plants and their natural products.
Botany horticulture: The science of cultivating and managing ornamental and edible plants.