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In the mid-1800s, nearly all high school students studied botany and learned to identify plants.
This is a link to the full text version of a popular text of the day. Written by pre-eminent botanist, Asa Gray, most of the text is still accurate and useful today.
Here's my article about the history of botany education.
And here's the Regents Exam in Botany:
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