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Scientists found one of the ‘rarest plants in the world’ in rural SC and are working to conserve it
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Scientists found one of the ‘rarest plants in the world’ in rural SC and are working to conserve it
Amorpha georgiana, or the Georgia false indigo, is a flowering plant with just over a dozen known populations worldwide. There’s an effort to conserve the plant clump which was first found in 2021 in Florence County.
·Charleston, United States
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