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Carl Ludwig Willdenow
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Carl Ludwig Willdenow

German botanist
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  • Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum
    Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum

    In 1801 the botanist Carl Ludwig Willdenow became director and began to rehabilitate the garden; a decade later he had created what was to become one of the outstanding botanical research centres and public displays of Europe. The botanical garden and museum were nearly destroyed in World War II…

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    In 1801 the botanist Carl Ludwig Willdenow became director and began to rehabilitate the garden; a decade later he had created what was to become one of the outstanding botanical research centres and public displays of Europe. The botanical garden and museum were nearly destroyed in World War II…

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