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How are botany and herbology different?
To my knowledge, technically Botany is the study of plants and the specific branch of Biology that deals with plant life. Botany studies the growth, stucture, physiology, reproduction, pathology, the economic use, and cultivation of plants. Unless there is another area that may need researched when dealing with plant life, Botany appears to cover everything when discussing plant sciences. Botany and plant sciences appear to be the same.
What is the scientific study of sleep called?
The study of sleep is called polysomnography.
What is study of living things called?
The study of the chemistry of living organisms is called organic chemistry.
What is the study of heat changes in a chemical reaction?
The study of heat is called thermodynamics.
What is the study of structure and function of microorganisms?
the study of microorganisms is called as microbiology
What is the collection of herbs called?
A collection of herbs is commonly referred to as an "herbarium." An herbarium is a systematically arranged collection of preserved plant specimens, typically mounted on sheets, that serve for scientific study and reference. Additionally, in culinary contexts, a grouping of herbs used for flavoring may simply be called a "herb blend" or "herb mix."
What is mix herbs in URDU?
mix herbs in urdu is called "Murakabat"
What the animals are called living on herbs?
Herbivore
What are plants like parsley called?
Herbs.
What are plants that have soft stems called?
herbs
What is it called when you slice herbs in thin ribbons?
It's called julienne
What is an economy called when it is based on drought resistant herbs?
An economy based on herbs of any type would be agricultural.
What areas of science and medicinedid the ancient Egyptians study?
they studied plants and herbs in medicine for remedies
What do you call a mixture of herbs in muslin cloth?
Herbs mixed and put together in a muslin bag are called 'Bouquet Garni'.
What is a student of mint and thyme called?
A student of mint and thyme is often referred to as an herbalist or a student of herbalism. These individuals study the cultivation, properties, and uses of various herbs, including mint and thyme, for culinary, medicinal, and therapeutic purposes. Their training may encompass botany, pharmacognosy, and traditional practices related to herbs.
What does a herbetologist study?
A herbetologist usually studies herbs and their uses in various contexts such as for culinary, medicinal, or aromatic purposes. They may also focus on the cultivation, properties, and potential benefits of different herbs.
What do we call a person who sells herbs(to be use as medicine)?
A person who sells herbs to be used as medicine is typically called an herbalist or a herbal practitioner.
