The English-Spanish Dictionary of Plant
Biology has been written to fill a need for
increased communication between English
and Spanish speaking people who are
working in or are being affected by the many
sub-fields of plant biology. Its general
purpose is to aid, stimulate, and facilitate a
two-way flow of information and
understanding between the peoples of
North, South, and Central America in an era
of economic and environmental interdependence.
Included are
plant-related terms from the fields of botany,
ecology, genetics, taxonomy, oceanology,
microbiology, physiology, cytology, marine
biology, forestry, silviculture, horticulture,
anatomy, organology, phytopathology,
agriculture, biochemistry, paleobotany,
phenology, photobotany, phycology,
systematics phytology, phytogeography,
phytochemistry, phytosociology, morphology,
pomology, and ethnobotany.