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Ⅰ.阅读理解
Welcome
to
Science
on
Sundays
Science
on
Sundays
is
a
programme
of
free
monthly
science
talks
which
always
brings
the
latest
discoveries
in
plant
science,
as
wel
as
research
linked
to
the
plant
colection
at
the
Botanic
Garden,
to
the
visitors
in
a
30-minute
short
period
of
time.
The
programme
in
April
is
about
tulips(郁金
香).
Introduction
Time:
2:30
pm
on
Sundays
Title:
In
Search
of
Wild
Tulips
Objects:
adults
and
children
aged
12+
Speaker:
Brett
Wilson
at
University
of
Cambridge
Background
Information
The
planted
tulips
are
a
common
sight
in
spring
gardens
around
the
world,
but
have
you
ever
considered
where
wild
tulips
grow?
The
wild
ancestors
of
our
much-loved
gardening
varieties
can
mostly
be
found
in
the
mountains
and
valeys
of
Central
Asia,
far
from
the
Nether-lands,
where
most
tulips
are
grown
and
bred.
At
the
Botanic
Garden,
we
have
a
National
Tulip
Colection
where
we
grow
many
wild
species
including
plenty
of
species
from
Central
Asia.
Over
the
last
four
years,
Brett
Wilson
has
been
using
something
learned
from
books
and
combining
with
fieldwork
to
understand
the
diversity
of
tulips,
with
a
view
of
identifying
which
species
are
most
at
risk
of
extinction.
Come
and
listen
to
Brett
speak
about
the
research
and
the
adventures
that
have
occurred
in
our
search
to
find
and
protect
wild
tulips
in
this
remote
corner
of
the
world.
These
wil
be
live
face-to-face
talks
taking
place
in
the
Botanic
Garden
Classroom
for
those
visitors
with
interest.
1.What
do
we
know
about