Letters that make botany
a, o, b, n, t, y are letters that make 'botany'
2 possible definitions for 'botany'
Under this definition, botany is a noun and has the following properties:
vegetation, flora have the same meaning as 'botany'
'botany' can be a type of accumulation, collection, aggregation, assemblage.
brushwood, coppice, copse, thicket, chaparral, forest, woods, shrubbery, growth, brierpatch, brier patch, bush, brush, scrub, browse, stand, wood, garden, brier, groundcover, ground cover are types of 'botany'.
'botany' can be a category of plant, flora, plant life.
shrivelled, withered, sere, sear, dried-up, cut, uncut, shriveled, mown, unmown, sprouted are categories of 'botany'.
vegetate, vegetative, vegetal, vegetational are derivatives of 'botany'.
"Pleistocene vegetation", "the flora of southern California", "the botany of China"
Under this definition, botany is a noun and has the following properties:
phytology has the same meaning as botany
'botany' can be a type of biology, biological science.
pteridology, mycology, pomology, paleobotany, palaeobotany, phycology, algology are types of 'botany'.
lip, cauline, determinate, indeterminate, fastigiate, pistillate, paired, cancellate, cancellated, clathrate, node, simple, single, apomictic, axial, composite, bladed, alar, aestivation, vernation, scurf, naturalist, natural scientist, Plantae, kingdom Plantae, plant kingdom, germ tube, corolla, calyx, monoclinous, diclinous, sporulate, comal, acarpellous, caulescent, outward-developing, inward-developing, two-year, exogamous, scapose, bifid, archegoniate, araceous, autotrophic, basidiosporous, homostyled, self-pollinating, phyllodial, aphyllous, dissilience, venation, pollen tube, phloem, leaf node, parthenocarpy, apogamy, annual, style, corona, apophysis, blister, coma, taproot, root, spike, lobe, cohesion, foliation, cork, invaginate, radical, stemless, alternate, foliate, double, rolled, estivation, peristome, sporulate, acroscopic, basiscopic, acropetal, basipetal, rough, basifixed, comate, comate, comose, comose, smooth, carpellate, pistillate, acarpelous, cauline, basal, stemmed, acaulescent, chlamydeous, achlamydeous, perennial, perennial, brachiate, cyclic, acyclic, annual, one-year, biennial, biennial, cymose, racemose, dextrorse, dextrorsal, sinistrorse, sinistrorsal, precocious, endogamous, endogamic, exogamic, autogamous, autogamic, alliaceous, aerial, embryo, antheral, staminate, capsulate, capsulated, opposite, ariled, arillate, foliolate, bilabiate, two-lipped, terete, torulose, unsubdivided, compound, convoluted, aggregate, bullate, imbricate, imbricated, squamulose, rugose, convolute, involute, pentamerous, trifid, assurgent, ligneous, herbaceous, apogamic, apogametic, apogamous, apomictical, apothecial, archegonial, archesporial, aroid, arthrosporic, arthrosporous, asclepiadaceous, ascocarpous, ascosporic, ascosporous, autophytic, heterotrophic, axile, axillary, basidiomycetous, bicapsular, calycinal, calyceal, calycine, cambial, capsular, homostylous, homostylic, panicled, umbelliform, umbelliferous, cruciferous, tomentose, epiphytic, lithophytic, myrmecophytic, paniculate, involucrate, spicate, bryophytic, plant, flora, plant life, etiolation, division, pitcher, papilla, callus, bast, ligule, leafing, phytohormone, plant hormone, growth regulator, phellem are categories of 'botany'.
botanic, botanical, botanist, phytologist, plant scientist, botanize, botanise are derivatives of 'botany'.