botanist

I went and had a look round Kew Gardens with the botanist Joyce Singleton; it was a bit of a busman 's holiday for her.

Because she was a botanist , she spent most of her time studying the flora of the desert .

'No, Sir, (answered Johnson, ) I am not a botanist; and, should I wish to become a botanist, I must first turn myself into a reptile. '

I had never talked with a botanist before, and I found him fascinating.

Suddenly his leg felt weak, the botanist could not step forward as if his vital points were touched.

The little boy didn't become a botanist, but he was elected President of the United States. His name was Franklin Roosevelt.

He wrote to his friend, botanist Joseph Hooker, that speaking about evolution "was like confessing a murder. "

So, I spoke to a botanist at the Pretoria Botanical Garden , who explained that certain species of trees have adapted to this region .

By 1910 it had spread to Alabama. George Washington Carver(American botanist, 1864-1943) knew that the cotton crop was in great danger.

This world of mine, which neither a Cuvier nor a botanist can find, will be a Paradise which I shall have only sketched out.

Other materials are of the same species of red sandalwood? Botanist has yet to be identified further.

intrepid botanist-explorers known as "the Plant Hunters" .

The berry of the botanist and the berry of the public are often two quite different fruits.

The writer is a botanist by profession. He also volunteers as a nature guide during his free time to schools, nature groups and friends.

A few decades went on, although the lame boy didn't become a botanist, he became a president of America, his name is Franklin Roosevelt.

Leading botanist Pramod Tandon said that it is now as important to save the existing examples as to propagate them.

Decades later, that the lame boy while not being a botanist, but he became U. S. president, his name is Franklin Roosevelt.

Michael Tswett, a Russian botanist, invented chromatography in 1906 and devised much of the nomenclature.

'We're a university for taxonomy, but with the public as students, ' says botanist Sandy Knapp.

Let's say for example, you are a botanist and your mother at the retirement center wants you to give a talk to her gardening club.

In a thousand years later, a botanist invented a special kind of robot plants.

It bears fruit is pseudocarp fruit, and belong to the botanist called false berries category.

Sigourney Weaver plays a botanist overseeing the exploration.

Even the botanical garden's omniscient botanist couldn't explain the meaning of the flower's name.

Darwin's great buddy was Joseph Hooker, the intrepid botanist and explorer.

Lauranna Thar 'well wants you to go to the Botanica in Tempest Keep and retrieve the Botanist's Field Guide from High Botanist Freywinn.

The botanist found the teeth of the leaf were serrated.

Botanist: You completed the collection of nuts and twigs.

Orchids came to Britain in 1818 when botanist William Swainson sent home a box from Brazil, using the plants simply as packing material.

Although a physician by vocation, he is a botanist by avocation.

The botanist met with many rare plants.

The botanist classified plants according to their species.

For example, I met a distinguished botanist at a dinner party given by a New York book publisher.

We shall not, he went to table a botanist consult.

A key figure in the history of European is the famous botanist Carolus Clusius, who is very interested in tulips.

'Are you a botanist, Dr. Johnson? '

Botanist Robert Fortune traveled to China and stole trade secrets of the tea industry, discovering a fraud in the process

A common daisy with a green center? The amateur botanist's view

the botanist observes that the bee flying with the pollen fertilises the pistil , and in this he sees the object of the bee

An abstract of Darwin 's 1857 letter on the subject to Harvard University botanist Asa Gray;

This is the famed tropical botanist