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	Science in your words: fourth XTBG Science Festival for the Youth The fourth Youth Science Festival of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) was held on May 22-23. With the banner of “Science in Your Words”, it is an event to showcase science progress undertaken by young researchers and graduate students. It also aims to publicize science stories to the general public. 　　This y...

	A visit to Ailaoshan Forest Ecosystem Research Station On April 11th, we came to the Ailaoshan Subtropical Forest Ecosystem Research Station of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (the Ailaoshan Ecosystem Station) and joined the experts on a tour of the subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest. 　　“Here it is about 2,500 meters above the sea level. The annual average humidity is 8...

	Natural Orchid Show 2019 at XTBG The 6th annual orchid show “Natural orchids – the gift of nature” greets the public at Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) from April 12-25. The orchid show offers visitors a once-a-year opportunity to see a display of hundreds of orchids from Xishuangbanna and other tropical areas. 　　About 10,000 individuals ...

	Xishuangbanna rainforest and ethno-culture on show in Nanjing An exhibition named “Approach mysterious tropical rainforest, experience ecological Xishuangbanna” is on show at Nanjing Botanical Garden Memorial Sun Yat-Sen from March 28 to May 5. 　　As part of the celebration to memorize the 90th founding anniversary of Nanjing Botanical Garden, the exhibition is co-organized by it and...

	Scientists discover new shrub species in Myanmar The flowers of the Agapetes reflexiloba have a distinctive striped pattern and bloom in December. 　　AsianScientist (Mar. 6, 2019) – A joint field expedition to northern Myanmar has yielded a new species of shrub, say researchers from China. Their findings are published in the journal Phytotaxa. 　　Agapetes is a semi-climb...

	Canthium longipetalum, a new species of Rubiaceae, found in northern Myanmar Species of Canthium (Rubiaceae) are distributed mainly in tropical and subtropical Africa and Asia, with approximately 90–102 species accepted in the genus. During recent surveys of plant diversity in north Myanmar, researchers from Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) collected specimens of Canthium in Putao, Kach...

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