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botanical garden
This term describes a curated space that blends scientific rigor with public accessibility. While a standard garden focuses on aesthetics or food production, a botanical garden is defined by its commitment to taxonomy and conservation, often featuring plants labeled with their scientific names for educational purposes.
In a professional or academic context, these institutions are viewed as living museums. They differ from arboretums, which focus specifically on woody plants and trees, by encompassing a broader spectrum of flora, including succulents, ferns, and aquatic plants.
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The city botanical garden is famous for its collection of rare orchids.
Let us take a stroll through the botanical garden this afternoon.
I wonder if the botanical garden has any carnivorous plants on display.
The university maintains a botanical garden for student research.
This botanical garden was established in the nineteenth century.
We should meet at the entrance of the botanical garden at ten.
The glasshouse in the botanical garden protects tropical species from the frost.
I could spend hours just wandering around a botanical garden.