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THERE are very few even among professed botanists, who avail themselves to any thing like the extent they might do of the teachings of a garden. And yet for the study of the life-history of plants and for the due estimation of their precise degree of relationship one to the other a garden offers in some ways—in many ways—unrivalled opportunities.
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Karl Koch . Nature 20, 173 (1879). https://doi.org/10.1038/020173a0
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