Gardens in full bloom

Emma Marris

Nature, 2006, vol. 440, issue 7086, 860-863

Abstract: In a world of declining biodiversity, botanical gardens are coming into their own — both as storehouses of rare plants and skills, and increasingly as centres of molecular research. Emma Marris reports.

Date: 2006
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