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Horticulture Dept. to introduce 617 new species in Cubbon and Lalbagh, including endangered ones

Horticulture Dept. to introduce 617 new species in Cubbon and Lalbagh, including endangered ones
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The Horticulture Department is introducing 617 saplings of 255 varieties to Cubbon Park and Lalbagh, including endangered medicinal plants cultivated by the Soliga tribe. This initiative aims to increase biodiversity and replace fallen trees.

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Preserving endangered species and integrating indigenous knowledge into urban botanical gardens supports both conservation and cultural heritage.

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After almost three years, the Horticulture Department has decided to introduce more than 617 plant saplings of 255 varieties in Lalbagh and Cubbon Park in the city within two months’ time. In the recent years, this is the highest number of saplings ever introduced in the botanical garden.

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