Where is Xi 'an Botanical Garden?

Xi 'an Botanical Garden is located 500 meters away from the South Third Ring Road, Xiang Yan Road, Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province.

Xi 'an Botanical Garden is a comprehensive provincial-level scientific research institution with the core orientation of plant scientific research, collection and preservation of plant germplasm resources and popularization of plant science, and integrating social functions such as public leisure and sightseeing, environmental science popularization, urban ecology and disaster reduction and avoidance.

Shaanxi xi 'an Botanical Garden was founded in 1959. 20 16 10 1, the new park is open to the public. Xi Botanical Garden in Shaanxi Province includes Qinling Garden, Silk Road Garden, Huashan Rock Garden, Forgetting Worry Garden, System Garden, Rose Garden, Baihui Garden, Waterscape Garden, Children's Garden and Herbal Garden1/.

Xi Botanical Garden in Shaanxi Province was rated as "National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Base", "China Youth Popular Science Education Base", "Top Ten Popular Science Education Bases in Shaanxi Province" and "Xi 'an Popular Science Education Base".

plant resources

Datura stramonium, Solanaceae Datura, is herbaceous or semi-shrubby. Native to Mexico. Datura's name comes from the Sanskrit transliteration of Datura, which means round, referring to the sacred round wheel and axis. In medieval Europe, Datura was called "Angel's Horn", which showed its toxicity. This is the call of death.

Cassia bicuspidata is a deciduous shrub of Cassia family, which is native to tropical America and widely planted in southwest and south China. This is a dual-purpose plant, which blooms and bears fruit in late summer and autumn. The seeds of Cassia acuminata are divided into two rows and hung on the top of branches, hence the name Cassia acuminata.

Alternanthera philoxeroides is a perennial herb of Amaranthaceae and Alternanthera, native to Brazil. Its leaves are shaped like peanut leaves, which are oblong, rectangular, obovate or obovate-lanceolate.