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Japan: Jindai Botanical Gardens doubles plant species in greenhouse

Hundreds of extra varieties of plants are now on display at a recently revamped greenhouse at the Jindai Botanical Gardens in Chofu, western Tokyo.

Twenty percent larger than it was before its renovation, the greenhouse, which reopened on May 12, boasts newly expanded exhibition rooms packed with begonias, orchids and other plants.

The greenhouse now has about 1,300 species of plant in total, doubling the number in its collection it had on display before the major facelift.

The greenhouse was originally completed in 1984, and because it had aged, the Tokyo metropolitan government proceeded with the renovation at a cost of about 1.2 billion yen ($11 million) from 2014.

Read more at The Asahi Shimbun
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