Botanical Garden of TU Braunschweig
Braunschweig’s university botanical garden was founded in 1840 and developed from a garden of the anatomy school. An expansion in 1995 brought its area to about three hectares. The garden now holds roughly 4,000 plant species and supports research in plant science.
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Braunschweig’s university botanical garden was founded in 1840 and developed from a garden of the anatomy school. An expansion in 1995 brought its area to about three hectares. The garden now holds roughly 4,000 plant species and supports research in plant science.
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Editorial reading
Editorial interpretation: the transition from an anatomy-school garden to a botanical research setting offers a way to consider the changing role of university collections. The garden invites attention to the connection between plants, teaching and scientific work.
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