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  • ...y]] of [[plant (organism)|plant]], [[algae]] and [[fungi]] [[life|lives]]. Botany is a branch of [[biology]] and one or the man earliest sciences. Botany encompass many disciplines that study plant [[behavior]], [[evolution]], [[
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  • ...Navy]] [[jargon]] for [[chocolate]]; the chocolate need not contain [[nut (botany)|nuts]]
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  • A recipe that contains [[nut (botany)|nuts]], usually as a significant influence, but potentially just enough to
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  • ...ngle taxon, where usage and terminology are differentiated for zoology and botany.
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  • ...ated Orchid Genera; ''Scuticaria'' Lindl. and ''Dichaea'' Lindl. Annals of Botany 2008 102(5):805-824; doi:10.1093/aob/mcn155.
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  • ...: Cymbidieae) Based Upon Combined Molecular Data Sets. American Journal of Botany 94: 1860-1889. ...of the Flowering Plants and Gymnosperms of Peru, Monographs in Systematic Botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden, 45: i-xl, 1-1286 (1993).
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  • {{Botany Subgroup}} #Add ''botany'' to metadata of articles that belong here (can a bot do this?)
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  • :::***Botany ...m with simple hierarchies right here. Animal and plant TOL pages not under botany and zoology. Antoher possible treatment would be:
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  • A standard index of [[botanist]]s by their [[Author citation (botany)|author abbreviation]] was published by the [[Royal Botanic Gardens]].<ref> {{:Botany/Catalogs/Masterlist}}
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  • ...lian species of ''Amanita'' Pers. ex Hook (Fungi). ''Australian Journal of Botany - Supplemantar Series No. 8: '''48'''''
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Column (botany)]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • ===Subdisciplines of Botany===
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  • In [[botany]], '''Pelargonium sidoides''' is a plant from South Africa. '''Umckaloabo''
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  • ...friend who knew that I was a biologist and had done my graduate studies in botany and plant ecology."Do you know who discovered photosynthesis?" I had to adm
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  • ...den''', also called a '''botanic garden''', is a [[garden]] dedicated to [[botany]], the scientific study of [[plant (organism)|plants]]. It puts plants on
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  • '''Phycology''', a sub-topic of [[botany]], is the academic discipline involving the study of [[algae]]. Phycologis
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  • In 1933, as she neared completion of a Ph. D. in botany from the University of Virginia, she moved to Philadelphia for access to [[
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  • In [[Botany|botany]], a '''tree''' is a large, [[Perennial plant|perennial]], [[wood]]y [[plan ...564.jpg|thumb|300px]]The basic parts of a tree are the [[root]]s, [[trunk (botany)|trunk]](s), [[branch]]es, [[twig]]s and [[leaf|leaves]]. Tree stems consis
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  • ...d in 1849. After attending the University of Wisconsin, where he studied [[botany]] and [[geology]] (but without taking a degree), Muir pursued his interests
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  • ...zta.govt.nz/assets/projects/southwest-gateway/Southwest-Gateway-Airport-to-Botany-rapid-transit-poster.pdf | title = Southwest Gateway Airport to Botany Rapid Transit
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  • | journal = Annals of Botany
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  • ...xisea'' [[flower]]s have the [[labellum]] partially fused to the [[column (botany|column]] base; it is not motile and is abruptly bent down after the column,
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  • ...had a department of biology, or perhaps bookend departments of zoology and botany, which complemented physics, chemistry, mathematics, and possibly geology t ...the competitive nature of contemporary science. Departments of biology or botany/zoology have split and split again, producing departments of cell and molec
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  • Inderjit, Chikako Asakawa, K M M Dakshini. Canadian Journal of Botany. Ottawa: Oct 1999. Vol. 77, Iss. 10; p. 1419 (6 pages)
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  • Higgins is a Durham graduate, having achieved a [[Bachelor of Arts|BA]] in [[Botany]] there in 1976. This was followed by a Durham [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]]
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  • ...ls, Copal Blanco, Copal Oro, and Copal Negro, of North America. ''Economic Botany'' 57(2):189-202., p. 191.</ref>
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  • # Knowledge of [[Botany]].&mdash;Variable. Well up in [[belladonna]], [[opium]] and [[poison]]s gen
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  • ==Botany==
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  • ...iology, there has been a traditional divide between the study of plants ([[Botany]]) and the study of animals ([[Zoology]]). In centuries past, when whole or
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  • While Lamarck's contributions to science include work in meteorology, botany, chemistry, geology, and paleontology, he is best known for his work in inv
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  • ...eople who live in different physical environments naturally learn ecology, botany, geology, hydrology and other aspects of the environment in different ways. ...cal companies have taken an interest in harnessing the Onge's knowledge of botany on Little Andaman to produce drugs with the same properties as the plant; s
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  • ..., 'A description of some quince cultivars from Western Turkey', ''Economic Botany'' 26/1 [http://www.springerlink.com/content/f86474x341277356/]</ref>
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  • Eighteenth century Swedish naturalist (renown especially as a [[Botany|botanist]] and [[Taxonomy|taxonomist]]), and doctor and professor of medici
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  • Captain [[James Cook]] “discovered” [[Botany Bay]] in 1770, but New South Wales was not settled by Europeans until the
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  • ...writing of poetry in high school where he also developed an interest in [[botany]], graduating in 1892 as co-valedictorian together with the young lady whom
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  • ...ily estates in Prussia. He devoted himself to the study of agriculture and botany, publishing widely, and was appointed Director of the Botanical Gardens in
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  • *Botany Bay (Farewell to old England forever)
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  • ...ted physician, a well-known [[poetry|poet]], [[philosophy|philosopher]], [[botany|botanist]], and naturalist.
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  • ...lbemarle-Street, on [[Chemistry]], [[Geology]], [[Natural History]], and [[Botany]], by Sir [[Humphry Davy]], [[William Thomas Brande|Mr. Brand]], [[Peter Ro
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  • ...l Ethnomedicine in 1978. Savage also holds two Master’s degrees in Medical Botany and Medical Anthropology from the [[University of Hawaii]]. (The degrees ar In 1996, after having written approximately 20 books in medical botany and related topics, he applied for the deanship of the journalism school of
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  • In botany, '''tobacco''' is "a plant genus of the family solanaceae. Members contain
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  • In [[botany]], a '''column''', or '''gynostemium''', is a structure found in the [[flow
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  • ...ractice of Medicine as he didn't feel competent to teach either anatomy or botany. Preparation of lectures thus took up much of his time, and he was also gai
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  • ==[[Botany]]== ...considered to be part of the nature sciences today - from [[geography]], [[botany]], and [[zoology]] to [[painting]]. The encyclopedia was also novel with re
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  • ...parent" articles. For example, if "tree" were not linked from "Biology," "Botany," "Plant," or any other such important "parent" topic, then it would be und
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  • * Ambrosoli, Mauro. ''The Wild and the Sown: Botany and Agriculture in Western Europe, 1350-1850.'' (1997). 460 pp.
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  • ...|apiculture]], [[zoology]] (especially [[entomology]]), [[ecology]], and [[botany]].
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  • ...ed against in academic science. McClintock received her [[Ph.D.|PhD]] in [[botany]] from [[Cornell University]] in 1927, where she was a leader in the develo ...ntock began her studies at Cornell's College of Agriculture. She studied [[botany]], receiving a BSc four years later, in 1923. Her interest in genetics had
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  • ...ed against in academic science. McClintock received her [[Ph.D.|PhD]] in [[botany]] from [[Cornell University]] in 1927, where she was a leader in the develo ...ntock began her studies at Cornell's College of Agriculture. She studied [[botany]], receiving a BSc four years later, in 1923. Her interest in genetics had
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