1. past tense of botanise; studied or collected plants systematically
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The naturalist botanised throughout the Scottish Highlands during his summer expedition.
• She botanised in the local meadows, carefully documenting each species she found.
• Darwin botanised extensively during his voyage on the Beagle.
• The students botanised in the university’s botanical garden as part of their field study.
• He botanised along the coastal regions, discovering several rare plant varieties.
• The research team botanised in remote areas to catalog indigenous flora.