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In 2014/15, Devika and Yeonsoo spent the autumn term abroad at the Swedisch University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU). SLU has two campuses, one in Uppsala north of Stockholm and this one in Alnarp between Lund and Malmö:
Nearby coast along the Öresund
Agricultural landscapes
Landscape Laboratory at SLU
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The beautiful Alnarp Park with one of Sweden’s largest botanical collections. Exotic plants began to be collected when the park was created, and
the process continues. A speciality of Alnarp Park is lignoses – woody
plants. The park’s 2,500 or so species make it one of the most
species-rich in the country. Trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants from
all four corners of the earth are represented.
University main building: "The Castle"
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