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Plant Collecting Near and Far Helps Science and Improves Trees

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When researchers from The Morton Arboretum collect plant specimens from the wild, they bring home genetic diversity, knowledge, and opportunities to develop plants better suited to the places where people live.
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Plant Collecting Near and Far Helps Science and Improves Trees

When researchers from The Morton Arboretum collect plant specimens from the wild, they bring home genetic diversity, knowledge, and opportunities to develop plants better suited to the places where people live.

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mortonarb.org broke the news on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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