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hortus siccus
[ hawr-tuhs sik-uhs ]
noun
- a collection of dried plants; herbarium.
hortus siccus
/ 藞h蓴藧t蓹s 藞s瑟k蓹s /
noun
- a less common name for herbarium
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of hortus siccus1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of hortus siccus1
Example Sentences
HERBARIUM, or Hortus Siccus, a collection of plants so dried and preserved as to illustrate as far as possible their characters.
He also travelled over the country in search of rare herbs, with a view to publishing a hortus siccus, but the plan failed.
Horticul鈥瞭urist, one versed in the art of cultivating gardens.鈥擧ortus siccus, a collection of dried plants arranged in a book.
What a resource that Hortus Siccus is to him!
Let us seek to realise such positions, to comprehend the marvellous heart which they reveal to us, and we shall derive more love and trust from the effort than from all such doctrinal inference and allegorizing as would dry up, into a hortus siccus, the sweetest blooms of the sweetest story ever told.
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