Plant Conservation Unit

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Plant Conservation Unit (PCU) was established in 1993, originally as the Institute for Plant Conservation, and forms part of UCT’s Department of Biological Sciences. The unit aims to be a world-class, African-centred research and postgraduate training unit that improves the ecological understanding of Africa's biomes, the pressures facing them and the opportunities for conservation that benefits both biodiversity and people.

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Plant Conservation Unit, H.W. Pearson Building, Department of Biological Sciences, University Avenue, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 7701

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What does Plant Conservation Unit do?

Plant Conservation Unit (PCU) was established in 1993, originally as the Institute for Plant Conservation, and forms part of UCT’s Department of Biological Sciences. The unit aims to be a world-class, African-centred research and postgraduate training unit that improves the ecological understanding of Africa's biomes,…

Where is Plant Conservation Unit?

Plant Conservation Unit is in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa — Plant Conservation Unit, H.W. Pearson Building, Department of Biological Sciences, University Avenue, University of Cape Town.

What services does Plant Conservation Unit offer?

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