botanize (Meaning)
Wordnet
botanize (v)
collect and study plants
Webster
botanize (v. i.)
To seek after plants for botanical investigation; to study plants.
Webster
botanize (v. t.)
To explore for botanical purposes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of botanize
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botanize Sentence Examples
- Every weekend, I botanize in the local park to observe different plant species.
- Sarah enjoys botanizing along hiking trails, identifying wildflowers and shrubs.
- The botany club plans to botanize in the forest next weekend for their field trip.
- Botanizing in the desert requires knowledge of arid-adapted plants and their survival strategies.
- John and his friends often botanize in the countryside, documenting their findings in a shared journal.
- The botanizing expedition to the tropical rainforest yielded several new discoveries.
- Botanizing in urban areas reveals the resilience of plants amidst human development.
- As part of her research project, Emily botanized along riverbanks to study riparian vegetation.
- Botanizing in alpine regions presents challenges due to the harsh climate and limited growing season.
- The botany professor encourages students to botanize in the campus arboretum to enhance their understanding of plant diversity.
FAQs About the word botanize
collect and study plantsTo seek after plants for botanical investigation; to study plants., To explore for botanical purposes.
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Every weekend, I botanize in the local park to observe different plant species.
Sarah enjoys botanizing along hiking trails, identifying wildflowers and shrubs.
The botany club plans to botanize in the forest next weekend for their field trip.
Botanizing in the desert requires knowledge of arid-adapted plants and their survival strategies.
