Sometimes you can go out to observe, practice more, practice identifying plants, use feature classification books, and repeatedly remember the plants around you. Careful plant experiments, microscopic observation and drawing are helpful to remember the internal structure of plants.
Be sure to read more books, borrow some botany books from the library as a reference, and identify and classify plants in the surrounding environment. Botany has a lot to do with our life. If you are a serious and responsible person in your daily life, you will learn more.
The most important thing to learn botany well is to avoid mechanical memory. In particular, morphological structure and systematic classification are boring, and mechanical memory is difficult to remember and learn.
Pay attention to combining with practice, so that learning will be lively and interesting. For example, pay attention to the plants in the living environment at ordinary times, or grow flowers and grass by yourself, and connect the observed phenomena with theoretical knowledge.
Botany is a branch of biology, which has been a branch of biology since human civilization. It mainly studies the morphology, classification, physiology, ecology, distribution, occurrence, inheritance and evolution of plants.
The purpose is to develop, utilize, transform and protect plant resources so that plants can provide more food, fiber, medicine and building materials for human beings. Because most of the data still use binary classification, botany in a broad sense includes bacteria, fungi, algae, bryophytes, ferns, gymnosperms, angiosperms and so on.