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From: Museum discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Rachel Roberts
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Subject: plants in museumsHowdy, Museum-L subscribers!The discussion of red wine in museums has made me wonder whether any of you ban plants in your institutions. We currently only ban them in our exhibit areas, but I've talked with people at another institution that bans them altogether. Do any of you ban plants entirely, and if so, what were your reasons for doing so?Rachel Roberts
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