### person | scientist | biologist:

Botanist
* Many botanists conduct their work and research activities primarily outdoors or in greenhouses
  - consider daffodils to be long-trumpet narcissuses
  - study the features shared by more than one species of plants
* Most botanists classify plants
  - collect specimens
  - describe plants
  - discover plants
* Most botanists identify carnation
  - publish descriptions
* Most botanists refer to creep vines
  - understand fields
* Some botanists believe they originally grew wild in Spain and Italy
  - find plantains
  - prefer to use the term gynoecium instead of pistil
  - recognise two botanical varieties
  - study the structure of plants
  - teach at colleges
  - unite the genus azalea to rhododendron
  - use photography
* Some botanists wear coats
  - lab coats
* Some botanists wear white coats
  - work on physiology
* also consider the shape and arrangement of the leaves.
* are biologists
  - in demand in a number of fields
  - people who study plants
  - responsible for studying the properties and life processes of plants
  - workers
* believe that a female conifer cone originated by the reduction of large fertile branches.
* believe that the Caspian Sea region was the original home of the European grape
  - Cohesion-Tension Hypothesis explains how water moves upward in the xylem
* bring tulips.
* call it deceit pollination.
* can now identify every member of the microbial community that surrounds a plant
  - scan their botanical specimens a lot more accurately, in color
  - study ecosystems, whole organisms, cells, or molecules
* classify all plants on the basis of their flowers or other reproductive parts
* come from all over the world to see the delicate Arctic orchids that only grow there.
* currently recognize nine species of Hevea.
* define a fruit as the portion of a flowering plant that develops from the ovary
  - weeds as plants of disturbed ground
* examine many different species of plants, algae, and fungi and their environments.
* find gum.
* gather seeds and plant new forests.
* generally divide cultivated plants into two categories, cultigens, and cultivars.
* have ideas.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* make knowledge.
* often recommend the planting of native species instead of exotic or non-native species
  - specialize in one type or group of plants or one method to studying plants
* seem to have given little attention to the study of plant hairs.
* share interest.
* study our ancient live oaks
  - plants and their environments
* use many different techniques to tell similar species apart
  - the word to mean any plant with soft , succulent tissues
  - three different words, 'thorns', spines, and 'prickles'
* usually identify the forests by the kinds of trees that predominate
  - speak of plant families , while entomologists refer to insect orders
  - use the word 'division' instead of 'phylum'
* work with a variety of plants.
+ Herb: Plants :: Spices
  * The word herb comes from the Latin word 'herba', meaning grass, green stalks, or blades. Botanists use the word to mean any plant with soft, succulent tissues. But many people use the word to mean only herbs with some economic value.
+ Phylum: Taxonomy
+ Spine (botany): Plant anatomy
  * Botanists use three different words, 'thorns', spines, and 'prickles'. Thorns are the ends of branches that are hard and sharp. Prickles are on the outside of stems. There are many different kinds of spines, some on leaves, some grow instead of leaves.

### person | scientist | biologist | botanist:

Economic botanist
* are scientists who study the interactions between humans and plants.
* study human-plant interactions from a variety of different angles.