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Roots of Rarity: Unravelling the Molecular and Physiological Constraints on Balkan Endemics of Biology today

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Roots of Rarity: Unravelling the Molecular and Physiological Constraints on Balkan Endemics

A new integrative study investigates the complex interplay between molecular phylogenetics and ecophysiological traits that govern the distribution and survival of rare plant species in the Balkan Peninsula. By synthesizing taxonomic data with physiological measurements of stress tolerance, the research begins to identify the key functional bottlenecks that limit these species to specific, often fragmented, habitats. The findings challenge simplistic conservation models by revealing that rarity is not merely a product of historical biogeography but is tightly linked to a suite of adaptive and maladaptive traits…

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