Cambridge Experts Recreate Historic Garden to Honor John Ray

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Cambridge experts have recreated a 336-year-old garden.
The garden commemorates John Ray, the 17th-century botanist.
Ray is known as the 'father of natural history' and coined terms like petal and pollen.
He made significant contributions to biology during his time as a tutor at Cambridge.
Ray's work laid the foundations for modern biology.

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Cambridge experts have recreated a 336-year-old garden.
The garden commemorates John Ray, the 17th-century botanist.
Ray is known as the 'father of natural history' and coined terms like petal and pollen.
He made significant contributions to biology during his time as a tutor at Cambridge.
Ray's work laid the foundations for modern biology.

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