US /ˈbɑtnɪst/
・UK /ˈbɒtənɪst/
This is a very successful botanist, and he sets up an incredible lab in his basement.
This is a very successful botanist and he sets up an incredible lab in his basement.
And, uh, so anyway, that's the context for now, me telling you a story about an actor who's played Stephen Hawking, uh, um, Oppenheimer, um, Joseph Hooker, who's admittedly a botanist but still, you know, a scientist who got his brain on, um, as opposed to his bad on, and, uh,
Joseph Hooker, who's admittedly a botanist, but
In 1825, Poinsett, a diplomat, amateur botanist, and South Carolina native, was appointed as the first ever US minister to Mexico.
As the story goes, he came across cuetlaxochitl in a town called Taxco, took some cuttings, and shipped them off to the US to distribute to his botanist peers.
A few years later, David Fairchild, a botanist with the US Department of Agriculture, and his wife, Marian Bell, came up with the idea of planting cherry trees along the boulevard, a popular roadway in the park.
A few years later, David Fairchild, a botanist with the U.S.
I am the greatest botanist on this planet.
- I am the greatest botanist on this planet.
The famous botanist?
The famous botanist?
In the movie "The Martian" and in the book, the main character is not only a botanist but knew a serious amount of engineering to keep himself alive.
In the movie, "The Martian," and in the book, the main character is not only a botanist but knew a serious amount of engineering to keep himself alive.
The Burman is so barren that when Cromwell invaded this part of Ireland in the 1650s, his disappointed surveyor described it as a "savage land yielding neither water enough to drown a man nor a tree to hang him nor soil enough to bury him." But he wasn't much of a botanist.
BUT HE WASN'T MUCH OF A BOTANIST.
In 1793, France sent botanist and aristocrat, Joseph Dombi, with a meter long rod and a one kilogram copper cylinder, to demonstrate the system for Jefferson in the US.
In 1793, France sent botanist and aristocrat Joseph Damby with a meter-long rod and a 1-kilogram copper cylinder to demonstrate the system for Jefferson in the U.S.
I always thought my daughter would run the bowl one day, but, well, she wants to be a marine botanist.