IPA: /ˌdʒiːoʊˈbætəni/
KK: /dʒiˈoʊbætəni/
The study of the relationship between plants and their environment, particularly how plant distribution is influenced by geographical factors.
Geobotany helps scientists understand how different plant species adapt to various climates and terrains.
Geobotany is formed from "geo-" (meaning earth) and "botany" (from Greek "botanē", meaning plant or herb). The word refers to the study of plants in relation to their environment or the earth.
Think of 'geo-' meaning earth and 'botany' meaning plants — geobotany is all about studying plants in their earthly environment.