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Established by Vittorio Amedeo II in 1729 and later expanded, this garden houses several systematic collections. In the greenhouses, there are orchids and bromeliads, as well as a section dedicated to the flora of South Africa; there is also a collection of succulent plants.
The most important plant families are: cactaceae, euphorbiacee, crassulaceae, euphorbiacee, crassulaceae, aizoaceae, and agavaceae.

Photo source: https://piemonte.abbonamentomusei.it/Musei/ORTO-BOTANICO-DI-TORINO

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