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floriculture
This term describes the professional and scientific practice of growing flowers. It carries a technical and industrial connotation, distinguishing the commercial production of blooms from general gardening or horticulture, which encompasses a broader range of plants including vegetables and shrubs.
As an uncountable noun, it refers to the field of study or the industry as a whole. It does not have a plural form in standard usage; one does not refer to multiple floricultures, but rather to different sectors or practices within the field of floriculture.
Meanings
The cultivation of flowers, especially for commercial sale or ornamental purposes.
Examples
The university offers a specialized degree in floriculture for students interested in commercial flower production.
The university offers a specialized degree in floriculture for students interested in commercial flower production.
Floriculture has evolved significantly with the introduction of hydroponic systems.
Floriculture has evolved significantly with the introduction of hydroponic systems.
I wonder if a career in floriculture would be more fulfilling than standard agriculture.
I wonder if a career in floriculture would be more fulfilling than standard agriculture.
The region is world famous for its advanced floriculture and export of rare orchids.
We need to invest more in sustainable floriculture to reduce pesticide use in our greenhouses.
Her passion for floriculture began in her grandmother's garden.
Is floriculture mainly about aesthetics or is there a strong scientific component to it?
Is floriculture mainly about aesthetics or is there a strong scientific component to it?
The textbook describes the history of floriculture during the Victorian era.