Work on paper - Plant Transportation, A Brief History, July, 2007

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Plant Transportation, a Brief History.

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© Copyright of The Garner Family

Doctor John Garner

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Historical information

Plant transportation was important especially in establishing new gardens and in reminding those living in strange lands, of home.

Significance

The transportation of plants from other parts of the world was important in establishing the Ballarat Botanical Gardens and other gardens in Australia.

Physical description

4 pages with subheadings on pp. 1-4.

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Identifier

JGC F13 026

Date made

July, 2007

Production methods

Print-out

Materials

4 A4 white sheets

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