Today (11th), the South China National Botanical Garden was unveiled in Guangzhou. This is the second national botanical garden established after Beijing National Botanical Garden. What exactly does the South China National Botanical Garden look like? Take a look

The world's largest South Asian tropical botanical garden

Display the variety of plant wonders

South China National Botanical Garden is currently the largest South Asian tropical botanical garden in the world and one of the oldest botanical research and plant protection institutions in China. The total area of ​​the exhibition area and the scientific research area is 333 hectares. Plant conservation, scientific research and knowledge dissemination.

It is reported that there are currently more than 17,000 plants in South China Botanical Garden.

Strive to relocate conservation and

Rare and endangered plant return

In recent years, the South China National Botanical Garden is committed to the return of plant relocation, the return of rare endangered and endangered plants, and successfully relocated 643 rare and endangered plants and 337 national key wild protected plants.

At present, South China National Botanical Garden has successfully realized the return of 36 kinds of southern southern and endangered plants such as Dujuan Red Mountain Tea, Longzhou Golden Flower Tea, Guangdong Hang Xiaoxiao, and hydrangea.

In the next 3 to 5 years, the South China National Plants Migration Protection Center will also be established. The number of species conservation will reach 20,000 species, of which 6,000 economic plants will be effectively protected by 95%of the rare and endangered plants in South China.

There is also a major feature of the South China Botanical Garden, which is a variety of specialized gardens, including Lan Garden, Bamboo Garden, Ginger Garden, Pharmacy, Portrait Garden, Palm Park, etc. The specialized garden mainly integrates plants with the same type of characteristics, including many rare endangered varieties, representing the regional characteristics of the botanical garden.

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