Xiangrong, W., & Qing, L. (2008). China's Botanical Gardens: The boom in China has extended to botanical gardens. With rapid economic and urban development more cities are building new botanical gardens ot regenerating existing sites. ; Increasing awareness of dwindling plant resources has given a new life to plant conservation, and aspects of education as well as recreation are now incorporated into the concepts. Topos.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Xiangrong, Wang, und Lin Qing. "China's Botanical Gardens: The Boom in China Has Extended to Botanical Gardens. With Rapid Economic and Urban Development More Cities Are Building New Botanical Gardens Ot Regenerating Existing Sites. ; Increasing Awareness of Dwindling Plant Resources Has Given a New Life to Plant Conservation, and Aspects of Education as Well as Recreation Are Now Incorporated into the Concepts." Topos 2008.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Xiangrong, Wang, und Lin Qing. "China's Botanical Gardens: The Boom in China Has Extended to Botanical Gardens. With Rapid Economic and Urban Development More Cities Are Building New Botanical Gardens Ot Regenerating Existing Sites. ; Increasing Awareness of Dwindling Plant Resources Has Given a New Life to Plant Conservation, and Aspects of Education as Well as Recreation Are Now Incorporated into the Concepts." Topos, 2008.