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>
> "Herbalist" is, to me, a more relevant concept than "doctor of plants" (it 
> would be interesting to investigate if there is a special word for "doctor 
> of plants" in some language).
>

Hi .asiz.!

I believe your thinking of "gardener" or "florist" for someone doctoring on 
dead plants as well. Something like a plant necromancer? I love this 
language. Maybe you could add a particle to indicate the "using plants" 
component (pilno?), to make the "Herbalist" more unambiguous. But I don't 
know :)

--davjd

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or of plants" (it would be interesting to investigate if there is a special=
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v><br>Hi .asiz.!<br><br>I believe your thinking of "gardener" or "florist" =
for someone doctoring on dead plants as well. Something like a plant necrom=
ancer? I love this language. Maybe you could add a particle to indicate the=
 "using plants" component (pilno?), to make the "Herbalist" more unambiguou=
s. But I don't know :)<br><br>--davjd<br></div></div>

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