Regions considered biodiversity refuges in southwest Germany are losing characteristic plant species, despite their high natural wealth. A survey published in October 2026 analyzed more than 2.5 million botanical records and revealed that previously very diverse areas have suffered significant losses over five decades. Where researchers identified losses...
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Regions considered biodiversity refuges in southwest Germany are losing characteristic plant species, despite their high natural wealth. A survey published in October 2026 analyzed more than 2.5 million botanical records and revealed that previously very diverse areas have suffered significant losses over five decades. Where researchers identified losses...