Anton Kerner von Marilaun's "Botanical Gardens: Their Role in the Past, Present, and Future" is a comprehensive analysis of botanical gardens and their importance in promoting the study of plant life. Kerner von Marilaun discusses the history of botanical gardens, their role in scientific discovery, and their potential for preserving and protecting plants in the face of modern environmental challenges.

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