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Three-sided oak was discovered in Vu Quang National Park (Ha Tinh) with over 300 individuals.
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Three-sided oak was discovered in Vu Quang National Park (Ha Tinh) with over 300 individuals.
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At present, the Earth has about 400,000 species of higher plants. 21% of these are at risk of extinction.
The only individual left on Earth since dinosaurs, minnows in Durban Botanical Garden in South Africa have been dubbed the world's most lonely tree.
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For a long time, people still debate whether size is important for female individuals. Biologists are now assertive, the answer is yes, at least in the case of fruit fli…