My first year notes
Here I will leave my notes taken during the first course, I will gradually upload the grades of the subjects, as I write them. They are only summaries, not a substitute for the teacher's lessons.
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HERB-101 WEEK I
Chapter 4
Herbology is the study and practical use of both magical and non-magical plants. The subject covers a wide range of plants, each possessing unique properties and abilities, serving various purposes such as medicinal, protective, educational, or decorative. It emphasizes the significance of non-magical plants and rejects the derogatory term "mundane," highlighting that these plants also have essential roles and capabilities. Students are warned about the potential dangers of certain non-magical plants and taught to approach all flora with respect.
Herbologists are witches and wizards who understand the nature and characteristics of plants, using their knowledge not only for cultivation but also to enrich the world in various ways. The study of plants is crucial in several aspects of wizarding life, such as in dueling, healing, and potion-making. Accurate identification of plants is vital in avoiding dangerous consequences, and understanding their properties can lead to the development of effective remedies and potions. Additionally, both magical and non-magical plants contribute to maintaining ecosystems, providing nourishment, and offering essential ingredients for potions that cure illnesses. In conclusion, herbology plays a pivotal role in the magical world, enriching lives and ensuring a safer and more enjoyable environment.