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	Academic garden and Labyrinth of nature and garden paradise SOUTH MORAVIA The Labyrinth of Natural and Garden Paradise comprises eleven compositionally linked gardens, presenting, in a very small space, the use of plants in a variety of themed groups and forms. These gardens are as follows: Silver Garden (with a range of perennial and wood plants of Mediterranean origin); English Flower Garden (with attributes of the classic flower gardens of the late 19th and early 20th centuries); Peony, Iris and Hibiscus Garden (containing a group of plants popular throughout history for their unique aesthetic and symbolic
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	Dolní Morava Biosphere Reserve SOUTH MORAVIA The Pavlov Hills (commonly known as Pálava) dominate the landscape of the Biosphere Reserve (BR). Composed of limestone bedrock, their exposed sides are covered with steppe, forest, meadow, vineyards and fields. The north-eastern part of the BR is in a flat valley of the River Dyje (Thaya) that is heavily agricultural, so it contains little of the original wetland and forest. The southern and eastern parts of the BR contain mainly arable land. The south-eastern corner, defined by the three points of the town of Břeclav, the village of T
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	Mendel University Botanical Garden and Arboretum SOUTH MORAVIA The Botanical Garden and Arboretum is a teaching and purpose-built facility belonging to Mendel University in Brno. It was established in 1938 by Prof. Augustin Bayer, on an area of 2 ha; in 1967, it was extended to its current area of 11 ha. The site is divided into five themed parts. The arboretum’s collections comprise up to 4000 orchid taxa, 300 Tillandsia taxa, 200 perennials, 350 cultivars of large-flowered iris, 500 rock plants and wood plant taxa. The garden is situated at an altitude of 220 m – 250 m, with an average annual
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	Botanical Garden of the Faculty of Science of Masaryk University SOUTH MORAVIA This botanical garden contains collections of domestic species, with a special focus on the vegetation of South Moravia, aquatic plants and temperate-zone species from all over the world. Its arboretum has 520 wood plant taxa. Its greenhouse area of 1100 m2 contains tropical and subtropical species including Victoria amazonica, palms, cycas, ferns, Bromelia, succulents, cacti and orchids, plus crops plants such as mango, pineapple, banana, cacao, coffee, citruses, olive, passion flowers, papaya, cotton and sugar cane.
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	Medicinal Herbs Centre of MF MU SOUTH MORAVIA The Medicinal Herbs Centre cultivates and maintains the largest collection of medicinal herbs in the Czech Republic. Its garden supplements its selection with over 800 plants with highly-valued dietary properties, plus aromatic, culinary, tonic and toxic species. The garden’s main function is as a teaching facility for students and scientists at the Faculty of Medicine of Masaryk University, whom it provides with material for research work. It also serves for educational purposes at all levels, public education and relaxation for visitors
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	Trmanka Eco-centre and Educational Garden for the Environment SOUTH MORAVIA The Trmanka Eco-centre and Educational Garden for the Environment came into being as part of the renovation of the building of the former Chateau. It was designed as a place for education and consultation on the environment for school pupils and students, parents and children, staff working in public administration, farmers (including wine and fruit growers) and the general public, at regional, county (South Moravia) and national level.
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Dolní Morava Biosphere Reserve

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