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This severely limits the usefulness of a strictly dendrological approach.

Its dendrological collection includes 238 different species.

"That seemed to be a bit picky, to ask us to remember those dendrological terms," Ms. Nichols said.

Formerly a privately owned dendrological garden called Semet after its owner.

The park, besides offering many sightseeing attractions, also has many dendrological rarities.

Dendrological Gardens in the Rother Park with trees from all over the world.

Since botany was a hobby of the castle owner, the park received a lot of attention: There are rich dendrological and botanical collections.

The reserve consists of a zoological park, a botanical (dendrological) garden, and an open territory of virgin steppes.

From the dendrological point of view you can find more than one hundred species of trees in the park, and entirely domestic or domesticated species only.

The Repedea hill: the dendrological park of Repedea.

Adjacent to the chateau, a nineteen acre dendrological park boasts rare, exotic and decorative species of trees from Asia and North America.

The park also has other unusual dendrological specimens such as giant and ancient sequoias, cedars, yellow-blossomed horse chestnuts and tulip poplars.

A dendrological study of the roof timbers reveal that the house was built in one phase, with a completion date of the majority of the present building in 1451.

Important dendrological collections dating back to the 19th century are hosted by the Saint Petersburg Botanical Garden and the Park of the Forestry Academy.

The arboretum was started in 1984, as an extension of the dendrological collections of Philippe de Spoelberch, to the north of his estate of Herkenrode.

The project was financially supported by the German Research Foundation and met with great interest from dendrological circles, particularly in Great Britain and in the USA.

The park of Buziaș, with a surface of over 20 ha, is a dendrological park with many rare species of trees, the most important being the plane (Platanus).

A small granary in the near-by Kokemäki, claimed to have been the bishop's place of rest the night before his death, could not be dated earlier than the late 15th century in dendrological examinations.

At first, the teacher-training institute of NRW, later on the University of Cologne, and, between 1987 and 2007, the University of Duisburg-Essen made it a centre of dendrological studies.

At West Himalayan locations in Himachal State in India visited by members of the Dendrological Atlas team, at around 3000 m the latter species is replaced by Abies gamblei, showing no intermediate forms.

Haus des wild- und rheingräflichen Verwalters der Burg Dhronecken The "House of the Wild- and Rhine-Comital Administrator of Castle Dhronecken" was, as shown by dendrological analysis, built in the Baroque style.

The main church is the Church of Saint Nicholas, situated in a dendrological park; built between 1884 and 1892 in a Russian style unique to the region, it was founded by the boyar Gheorghe Ruset Roznovanu, whose family had an estate at Roznov for many years.