Botanic ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Botanic ( adjective )

1. Related to plants or botany.
2. Of or relating to the scientific study of plants.

Origin:

From the greek word "botanikos" meaning "of plants".

Examples:

1. The botanic garden had a wide variety of plants from all over the world.
2. She was studying botanic medicine which used plants as a form of treatment.
3. He was fascinated by the botanic diversity of the rainforest.
4. The botanic research led to the discovery of new species of plants.
5. The botanic collection of the museum contained preserved plants from the 18th century.

(As a noun)

Botanic ( noun )

1. Related to plants or botany.
2. Of or relating to the scientific study of plants.

Origin:

From the greek word "botanikos" meaning "of plants".

Examples:

1. The botanic garden had a wide variety of plants from all over the world.
2. She was studying botanic medicine which used plants as a form of treatment.
3. He was fascinated by the botanic diversity of the rainforest.
4. The botanic research led to the discovery of new species of plants.
5. The botanic collection of the museum contained preserved plants from the 18th century.