botanic
adjective (botanic, botanical)
Everyday
To do with plants and the study of plants (botany). tree →
In the lessons
In science lessons and on trips, a botanic garden is a garden where many kinds of plants are grown for study and for people to see, like Kew Gardens in London. Botanists study plants.
Examples
- We visited the botanic gardens on our school trip. tree →
- The botanic garden has plants from every continent. tree →
- She drew botanic pictures of leaves. tree →
- A botanist works at the botanic garden. tree →
- The botanic greenhouse was hot and steamy. tree →
- Botanic gardens help save rare plants. tree →
Note
«Botanic» and «botanical» mean the same; «botanical» is more common in the USA. Mostly used in «botanic garden».
On Mova
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