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Current status of rare and endangered plants in Wenzhou Botanical Garden

Haiqing Lei

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After more than thirty years?work, 44 species of rare and endangered plants were successfully ex-situ conserved in Wenzhou Botanical Garden and most of them grow well. According to their adaptability and development value, some plants were recommended as popularized varieties.

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After more than thirty years?work, 44 species of rare and endangered plants were successfully ex-situ conserved in Wenzhou Botanical Garden and most of them grow well. According to their adaptability and development value, some plants were recommended as popularized varieties.

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After more than thirty years?work, 44 species of rare and endangered plants were successfully ex-situ conserved in Wenzhou Botanical Garden and most of them grow well. According to their adaptability and development value, some plants were recommended as popularized varieties.

Key concepts: Endangered species, Adaptability, Botanical garden, Biology, Ex situ conservation, Geography, Rare species, Agroforestry

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