geobotany

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The definition of geobotany is the science of the geographical relationships between plants.

(noun)

An example of geobotany is landscape preservation.

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See geobotany in Webster's New World College Dictionary

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noun

  1. the science dealing with the relationship between specific plant species and the substrata from which they receive their nourishment
  2. phytogeography

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See geobotany in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
See phytogeography.

Related Forms:

  • geˌo·bo·tanˈic (-bə-tănˈĭk), geˌo·bo·tanˈi·cal adjective
  • geˌo·bo·tanˈic·al·ly adverb
  • geˌo·botˈa·nist (-bŏtˈn-ĭst) noun

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