Converse of object

• become: Professor Higgins ( 51 ) studied at the Royal College of Music before becoming a botanist.

• bud: Other news For all you budding botanists out there ( excuse the pun ), the Garden Picture Library might be for you.

• include: By 1856 the circle has grown to include the American botanist, Asa Gray.

• inspire: The fertile soil and gentle climate of Perthshire have long inspired botanists, gardeners and horticulturalists.

• know: One of the highest profile objectors to wind farms is Dr. David Bellamy, the internationally known botanist and environmental campaigner.

• employ: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND FACILITIES Early colonial administrators employed official botanists to record and document the resources of the continent including the rain forests.

Converse of subject

• discover: This plant was discovered by Irish botanist H C Hart in 1887 while on his honeymoon.

• develop: The site was developed by the botanist Osgood Mackenzie from 1862 until his death in 1922.

Adjective modifier

• eminent: Synopsis Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker is remembered as an eminent Victorian botanist and traveler, and one of Charles Darwin's closest collaborators.

• amateur: Peter has a degree in Fine Art and is a keen amateur botanist with a wide knowledge of wildlife and geography.

• Swedish: All living organisms are classified according to a system which was originally developed around 1753 by a Swedish botanist called Carl von Linné .

• keen: Francis ' son, Richard, a keen botanist, was made Chairman in 1935.

• German: Here we meet the 19th-century German botanist Georg August Schweinfurth, the first European to encounter pygmies.

• famous: The building which houses the CEB is named after Kew's most famous economic botanist, Sir Joseph Banks.

Noun used with modifier

• field: He was well known as a field botanist but had spent most of his academic life as a physical and industrial chemist.

• century: The Center is situated in the Daniel Rutherford Building, named after the great 18th century botanist, who was an Edinburgh graduate.

• TV: Join David's wild bunch TV botanist David Bellamy knows just where to go for a really wild holiday.

• expert: Expert botanists can take you on guided tours of the fynbos and horses are available for riding through this magical area.

Possessives

• paradise: A botanist's paradise for both cultivated and endemic species, also good for walkers.

Preposition: for

• century: Because of the great variation of shape and the sculpturing of their shells, they have fascinated microscopists and botanists for centuries.