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The global loss of floristic uniqueness
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This study reveals the alarming global trend of regional floristic uniqueness being compromised by the naturalization of alien plant species. Conducted by a diverse team of researchers, the findings underscore the urgent need for biodiversity conservation strategies as taxonomic and phylogenetic homogenization threaten the integrity of regional floras worldwide.
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