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Sources: Career Center

Crimesceneinvestigator.org

Botany.org and http://myweb.dal.ca/jvandomm/forensicbotany/

Forensics Botanist

Aidan Naimool

22/02/2016

What is a Forensics Botanist?

A forensics botanist is a scientist who applies the study of plants to aspects of law

What does a

Forensic Botanist do?

A forensics botanist job is to study plants and sub categories of plants. Then applies what they found to law. Some example are:

  • Study of pollen on bodies or evidence
  • Studying under water plants
  • studying environments
  • Analyzing microbiology

A Forensic Botanists job is to study any evidence that involves plants to help determine what happened at the crime

scene.

Pollen found at a crime scene.

Employment Opportunities/Trends

Salary and Benefits

  • Job opportunities should be more available in suburban areas or police stations close to provincial park
  • With in the next couple of years there should be a gradual increase in job opportunities as cities expand and as forensics science becomes more sophisticated.

The average salary of a Botanist starts at $57 400 and can grow up to $93 400

If an employee has been working as a botanist for more then 30 years their salary

can increase up to $108 000

Working conditions

Forensic botanist can work outside or in a greenhouse if needed for specific cases but usually are stationed in labs.

  • The labs are well lit and heated for the plants
  • They are constantly working with chemicals
  • They work office hours with the occasional night and weekend

How can you apply

Botany to law?

During 1935 a man named

Bruno Hauptmann was

convicted for kidnapping after several grains of wood from a ladder he owned at the crime scene

Education Requirements

Similar occupations

  • Entomology
  • chemistry
  • toxicology
  • molecular biologist
  • microbiologist
  • geographer
  • Plant form and function
  • plant genetics
  • plant physiology
  • Biology of plants
  • plant geography
  • advanced field botany
  • organic chemistry
  • college physics

Among others

full list is here

http://www.crimesceneinvestigatoredu.org/forensic-botanist/

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