Facilities

A regional network for research and teaching.

The Center drew on university forests, field stations, herbaria, gardens, laboratories, libraries and living collections.

01 · New Jersey

Rutgers University

The Center’s headquarters were described at Cook College, then Rutgers’ school of agriculture, marine and environmental sciences. The historical page highlights Helyar Woods, display gardens, research farms and Hutcheson Memorial Forest near the New Brunswick campus.

Rutgers field stations supported work in marine, salt-marsh, pineland, old-field and forest habitats. The account also identifies the Chrysler Herbarium and the university’s research libraries as important collections.

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02 · New York

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

The recovered facilities page describes living plant collections, a herbarium with metropolitan and cultivated-plant strengths, anatomy and morphology laboratories, molecular research capacity, classrooms and greenhouses.

Its research library was presented as a resource spanning botany, horticulture, systematics, floristics, landscape architecture and design.

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