geobotany

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ge·o·bot·a·ny

 (jē′ō-bŏt′n-ē)
ge′o·bo·tan′ic (-bə-tăn′ĭk), ge′o·bo·tan′i·cal adj.
ge′o·bo·tan′ic·al·ly adv.
ge′o·bot′a·nist (-bŏt′n-ĭst) n.
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geobotany

(ˌdʒiːəʊˈbɒtənɪ)
n
(Botany) the study of plants in relation to their geological habitat
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phy•to•ge•og•ra•phy

(ˌfaɪ toʊ dʒiˈɒg rə fi)

n.
the science dealing with the geographical relationships of plants.
[1840–50]
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Translations
fytogeografie
geobotánica
kasvimaantiede
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During the 1970s and 80s he taught classes in geobotany and ecology at the University of Navarre.
Branco, "Application of remote sensing to geobotany to detect hydrothermal alteration facies in epithermal high-sulfidation gold deposits in the Amazon region," in SEG Reviews in Economic Geology, R.
As a senior government official, Pfeiffer acted as the liaison between the regional authorities and the five-man expedition led by Janos Tuzson, a professor of geobotany at the University of Budapest.
Teaching lessons: systematization of supreme plants, ecology of plants, geobotany, bases of botany, and local flora.
We estimate that by using satellite data analysis over a number of criteria-- gravity gradiometry, thermal emissivity analysis, geobotany analysis including vegetation anomalies and geo-microbial review over specific high-graded areas on our acreage--we can save millions of dollars and years of time.
The Alaska Geobotany Center maintains the Alaska data (http://www.geobotany.uatedu/iavd/posters.php).
(9.) Reynolds and Brooke and McIntosh are all indebted to William Least Heat Moon's use of the term deep maps, which he used "to describe his rendering of the history, geobotany, cultural significance, and personal significance of one county in Kansas" (qtd.
Geobotany of the Niobrara Chalk Barrens in Colorado: a study of edaphic endemism.
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