The Singapore Botanic Gardens (SBG) is one of the oldest tropical botanical gardens and one of only three botanic gardens in the world inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has extensive living and herbarium collections, including large living collections of orchids, palms, cycads, gingers and plants of human cultural significance, along with extensive herbarium collections from Singapore, Malaysia and other parts of Southeast Asia. It also has state-of-the-art laboratories for tissue culture work and molecular work.
The Micropropagation Laboratory supports SBG’s orchid hybridisation programme and contributes to native plant conservation through the research and development of micropropagation techniques.
The Micropropagation Laboratory supports SBG’s orchid hybridisation programme and contributes to native plant conservation through the research and development of micropropagation techniques.