US EditionBreakthrough in Israel's plant conservation efforts
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Breakthrough in Israel's plant conservation efforts
(JNS) - One of Israel's rarest plants - the spear-leaved dogbane - is currently blooming in the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens after its extinction from the Negev Desert. The species, which now survives only in isolated areas along the Carmel coast and in the Acre Valley, was once far more widespread, including in En Avdat National Park in the Negev. The plants currently blooming in the...
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