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Plant collections and living communities
The National Herbarium’s publisher description identifies succulents as the majority of its specimens preserved in spirit. In Harare, a botanic garden presents woody plants by community, while Mukuvisi Woodlands links miombo woodland with conservation education.
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A liquid-preserved plant collection
The JSTOR publisher description identifies mostly succulent plants among the National Herbarium’s specimens kept in spirit preservative; it also lists a collection of dried plant material.[1]
A living display of plant communities
The description says the National Botanic Garden holds around 90% of Zimbabwe’s woody flora, arranged in plant communities. It names wet forests and miombo woodland among them.[1]
Conservation education at Mukuvisi
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A few clear answers before you explore.
Which plants does the herbarium mostly keep in spirit preservative?
Succulents, according to its publisher description.[1]
Which woodland does the botanic garden name?
Miombo woodland, alongside wet forest.[1]
What learning work does Mukuvisi Woodlands describe?
Conservation education, school programmes, and university students’ research and teaching.[2]
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