How does botany affect us?

Answer 1

I think you mean "how does botany affect the population", so I will answer that question (in future - please be clear in what you need to know and check spelling and grammar).

Botany is the study of plants. A botanist is someone who studies plants themselves, how and where they can grow and factors affecting their growth success.

Essentially, botany greatly affects the general population as everyone eats - all food (where directly or indirectly) is related to plants. Knowning what to plant where is essential to economic success and minimising waste and hunger.

Plants are also used as fuels, building materials and as a source material for paper and many other products. Your whole immediate environment is somehow affected by plants and the products made from them.

Answer 2

Botany affects us in various ways as plants provide oxygen, food, medicine, and raw materials for clothing, shelter, and fuel. Additionally, botany helps understand ecosystems, combat climate change, and preserve biodiversity. Studying botany can also lead to innovations in agriculture and biotechnology for sustainable development.

Answer 3

if we didn't have plants and trees we would be dead because they give us oxegeon and we give them carbon dioxide

Answer 4

food, oxygen, keeps the ground together with the roots, we'd be screwed without plants no the ground is kept together with gravity that's why i improved this