biodiversity
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Orchid Thieves Beware: Endangered Ghost Orchids To Grow Again In Native Florida Forests
Researchers have developed a new way to successfully grow and reintroduce endangered ghost orchids to their native habitats. They hope their methods will help save these iconic flowers, which are often poached for their unusual beauty.
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