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This document discusses IrisBG, a database and software solution for managing botanical collections. It can be used by gardens, arboreta, and large estates. The software provides a complete solution for collection management with features such as a modern user experience, low total cost, customer satisfaction, visitor web access, easy use, training, and customer support. IrisBG can handle both living and preserved botanical or zoological collections in a robust and secure manner, making it a flexible and comprehensive solution for collection managers.
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