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I. Ubtog af 83rebe fra en berliner * S3otanxter, Dr. phil. fftobrbad), baterebe 16. ©ecbr. 1870 og 16. 3an. 1871: „giir bie farmaceuten lieft ©arcfe bie fpecieH pbarmaceutifdjien ©otlegia; aus* ferbem ^ftegen fie nod) bet SBrauit beibe SoKegia (o: om Sommeren „attgemeine ©otanil" og om Sinteren „fpectelle Sotani!") gu Ijbren. 3br botanifdjes ©pameu ift giemlid; fireng unb bitbet einen mefentlid)en S£^eil tljrer f ttfung. Um fo teinter ift bie botanifc^e fiifu n g ber SJfebiciner; gembjjnlid) nacf; bern 4 ©entefler madden bie* felbeu il)r fogeuannteS „ f pftfum", mo fie in ben adgemeinen fftaturmiffenfdbaften unb SInatomie tiorgenommen merben; auf Sotanif lommen babei etma 10 SDfinnten; ©jaminator ifl SBraun." II. „®er Heine ©arten bei ber Uniberfttat murbe 1821 angelegt, „um bie nad)flen Sebiirfniffe beS Unterrid^tS befriebigen gu fihtnen"*), alfo aderbings aus bem ©runbe, meil ber grofje gn meit lag, um ifm bei ben Sorlefungen benutøen gu tonnen. 3 d) meifj nnr gu gut, mte lajlig eS ifl, menn man alle 2 Bed)en eiu* bis gmeimat bewus manbern mujj, um frifd;e ^flangen 311 Unterfud)ung gu bolen. Son ben ©tubirenben mirb — fails es nidbt fpecielt Sotaniter ftnb — ber ©arten gar nid )t benutøt! — 91ad) ber ©riinbung ber Uniberfttat gu Serlin (1809) ift ber f o* fesfor ber Sotanif gugleidb ©irector beS ©artens. S)aS 1818 gegriinbete herbarium befanb ftd) bis 1857 ebenfads im ©arten; bann murbe eS, meil es bei ben meiten ©ntfernung bon ber ©tabt faum gu benujjen mar, nad) ber ©tabt berlegt." (97u er bet paa Uniberfitetet). - ' III. ,,©ie ©ntfernung bon ber Uniberfitat bis gnm botanifd)en ©arten betragt, menn man ftd; nid;t auflfalt, 40— 45 2Jiinuten." „Setøt braiid)t man bon f tebamer f o r 20—25 dJiinuten" for at tomme tit ben botanifte $abe. IV. 21f et Sreb (bat. 24. San. 1871) fra Sotaniferen 9tob. S ro m u i ©bin* burgf) ffal jeg anføre følgenbe: »The Botanic garden is situated on »Inverlick Row» and is distant about 1*/a English miles from the University — perhaps a little more. It takes me half an hour to walk to it from the University.* »From what I have told You, You will see that the students m ust go to the garden to hear the leetures and demonstrations and to study. The botanical leetures are delivered at 8 o’clock in the m orning from May ls t to July 31st. There are none in winter. The leeture lasts one hour. Then on other days in the week from 9 o’clock to 10 o’clock imm ediately after leeture there are demonstrations on the natural orders in the open air or in the conservatories to sm all parties by the Professor.* (©enere (rnlbeS ©jamiiiatorier og om Sørbagett ©jrturftoner). »The Students in Scottish Universities (unlike those in English Universities such as Oxford and Cambridge and Irish ones — like Trinity College, Dublin) do not reside within the University, but wherever the choose, as in Copenhagen. Accordingly during the rsummer most of those whose friends do not reside in

*) Citat fra en Cmbebaberetning.