Ethno-botanist

An ethno-botanist was a scientist whose study of botany was focused on regional plants and their relationship with the native humanoid life.
In 2257, Lieutenant Commander Paul Stamets stated that a former colleague of his was an ethno-botanist serving aboard the . ()
Doctor Beverly Crusher was an ethno-botanist by hobby; Captain Jean-Luc Picard was unaware of Crusher's interest in the subject. One on her experiments in 2367 was with Diomedian scarlet moss, which she collected well over a dozen spores from several completely different sources in the Diomedian system. After the passed through a wormhole near the Paxan homeworld, that supposedly caused the crew to lose consciousness for thirty seconds, observations from her experiment actually indicated a full day's growth. ()
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Category:Scientific occupations