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Institute of Botany
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Institute of Cell Biology and Biophysics
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Institute of Economic and Cultural Geography
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Institute of Food Chemistry
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Institute of Food Science and Human Nutrition
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Institute of Geobotany
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Institute of Geology
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Institute of Horticultural Production Systems
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Institute of Innovation Research, Technology Management & Entrepreneurship
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Institute of Inorganic Chemistry
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Institute of Microbiology
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Institute of Mineralogy
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Institute of Organic Chemistry
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Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry
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Institute of Physical Geography and Landscape Ecology
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Institute of Plant Genetics
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Institute of Plant Nutrition
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Institute of Science Education
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Institute of Soil Science
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Institute of Technical Chemistry
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View from Königsworther Platz, towards northwest: the main building of the Leibniz University (Welfenschloss). On the left, the Herrenhäuser Allee (avenue).
Behind the main building are the Schneiderberg/Callinstrasse campus area and the Appelstrasse (the high-rise building at Appelstrasse 9a can be clearly seen in the picture, on the right).
At the end of Herrenhäuser Allee adjoins the Herrenhausen campus.