China’s National Botanical Gardens: An innovative model to support global biodiversity conservation and sustainable development

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Abstract
• China’s National Botanical Gardens (NGBs) target to protect 70% of threatened species by 2035. • NBGs implement ex situ conservation, scientific research, resource utilization, public education, and horticultural display. • NBGs and China’s National Parks create a robust two-pronged approach that combines ex situ and in situ conservation. • NBGs contribute to global biodiversity targets by sharing conservation technologies and germplasm resources.
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  • Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation of Guangdong Province (2023B0303050001)

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