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The Botanic Garden was founded in 1826 under Dutch rule by the Royal Society for Horticulture & Arboriculture of the Netherlands. Gradually, the Botanic Garden either bought, inherited, or was given many notable herbarium collections.
Herbarium: origin and growth | Plantentuin Meise To the cookie settings To the main content To the footer Origin and growth of the herbarium How it all began.. The Botanic Garden was founded in 1826 under Dutch rule by the Royal Society for Horticulture & Arboriculture of the Netherlands. Gradually, the Botanic Garden either bought, inherited, or was given many notable herbarium collections. Amongst them was the Brazilian Herbarium of Claussen, a collection of vouchers by Dr. Fifechet from Africa, and others collected in Japan by C. L. Blume. One particularly impressive collection was purchase
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