Africa's Plants: A Database Project Has Recorded 65,000 Species, and Is Still Growing
AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR, JUL 10 – The African Plant Database includes 65,000 species and adds about 200 new species yearly to aid biodiversity research, conservation, and climate change adaptation, experts say.
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Africa's Plants - a Database Project Has Recorded 65,000 Species - and Is Still Growing
Analysis - The African Plant Database lists 65,000 species of flowering plants, ferns and conifers found on the African continent and Madagascar. Since 2006, every plant species ever documented in Africa and Madagascar has been included in the massive online database, with about 200 new species added every year. Cyrille Chatelain is a curator at the Geneva Botanical Garden in Switzerland. He's researched plants in Côte d'Ivoire, Madagascar and n…
Africa's plants: A database project has recorded 65,000 species, and is still growing
The African Plant Database lists 65,000 species of flowering plants, ferns and conifers found on the African continent and Madagascar. Since 2006, every plant species ever documented in Africa and Madagascar has been included in the massive online database, with about 200 new species added every year. Cyrille Chatelain is a curator at the Geneva Botanical Garden in Switzerland. He's researched plants in Côte d'Ivoire, Madagascar and north Africa…


Africa’s plants: a database project has recorded 65,000 species – and is still growing
The African Plant Database lists 65,000 species of flowering plants, ferns and conifers found on the African continent and Madagascar. Since 2006, every plant species ever documented in Africa and Madagascar has been included in the massive online database, with about 200 new species added every year. Cyrille Chatelain is a curator at the Geneva Botanical Garden in Switzerland. He’s researched plants in Côte d'Ivoire, Madagascar and north Africa…
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