horticulturist

1. The horticulturist developed a new type of rose.
   园艺师培育了玫瑰的一个新品种。
2. Ernest Wiegand, a horticulturist at Oregon Agricultural College ( now Oregon State University), focused on figuring out how best to preserve the shape and structure of local cherries to the standards Americans expected.
   厄内斯特·维甘德是俄勒冈农业学院（今俄勒冈州立大学）的园艺学家，他致力于让本土樱桃的形状和质地在腌渍过程能够达到美国人期待的标准。
3. Careers in this field include environmental consultant, horticulturist, nursery manager, petrochemical researcher, high school botany teacher, and many others.
   在这一领域的工作有包括环境顾问，园艺，苗圃管理，石化研究员，植物学高中教师，和许多其他相关的工作。
4. Careers in this field include ecologist, conservationist, taxonomist, horticulturist, agronomist, plant geneticist, and many others.
   在这一领域的工作机会包括生态学家，保育，分类学家，园艺家，农学家，植物遗传学家，等等。
5. I've been a professional horticulturist for, like, 12 years.
   我成为园艺专家已经12年了。
6. Mr. Zhou Shoujuan is a representative writer belongs to Saturday School in the preliminary times of Republic of China, who is a translator, writer and editor as well as a horticulturist.
   周瘦鹃是民国初期礼拜六派的代表作家，是翻译家、作家、编辑家，同时也是一位园艺家。

noun

1. an expert in the science of cultivating plants (fruit or flowers or vegetables or ornamental plants)

   Synonym:    plantsman