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Scientists save critically endangered plant, 250 seedlings from two specimens
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Scientists save critically endangered plant, 250 seedlings from two specimens

Craspedia argentea, a rare plant native to New Zealand, was on the brink of extinction with only two known specimens left. Botanists initiated a rescue program, and through dedicated efforts, they managed to produce 250 new seedlings from those two plants. This incredible achievement involved hand-pollinating flowers and nurturing seeds over two years. The new seedlings will be monitored closely as they are introduced back into their natural habitat, contributing to the restoration of the unique Mahaka Katia ecosystem.
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