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3 in 4 Undescribed Vascular Plants At Risk of Extinction Amidst Threats of Climate Change, Habitat Loss - Vimarsana News

3 in 4 Undescribed Vascular Plants At Risk of Extinction Amidst Threats of Climate Change, Habitat Loss

About three in the four undescribed vascular plants can suffer from the risk of extinction due to climate change, habitat loss and global warming, calling for urgent efforts to protect their species. Read here.

The disappearance of some plants could leave humanity without medicines - Vimarsana News

The disappearance of some plants could leave humanity without medicines

Problems never come alone. The poisoning of nature immediately turns against people who do it for economic reasons or out of ignorance.

Source: bursa.ro
Begonia Kayinensis New Species Unearthed in Myanmar With Colorful Appearance - Vimarsana News

Begonia Kayinensis New Species Unearthed in Myanmar With Colorful Appearance

Researchers uncovered a new species of Begonia in the Kayin State in Southern Myanmar. The species was named Begonia kayinensis. The discovery helps to protect from potential threats. Read here.

Humanity 'staring down barrel' of potentially losing up to half of future medicines through plant extinction - Vimarsana News

Humanity 'staring down barrel' of potentially losing up to half of future medicines through plant extinction

Nearly half of all plants that flower are at risk, amounting to over 100,000, while it is believed around 77% of all those as yet undescribed by science are at risk.

Source: sky.com
Humanity could lose up to half of future medicines through plant extinctions - Vimarsana News

Humanity could lose up to half of future medicines through plant extinctions

Scientists at Kew Gardens want all newly described species to be classed as threatened unless proven otherwise.