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Native species are plants that have evolved naturally within a specific region or ecosystem without human introduction, forming integral parts of local ecological networks over thousands of years. In plant science, studying native species is essential for understanding co-evolved relationships between plants, pollinators, and soil microbiomes, as well as for informing conservation and ecological restoration efforts. Native plants also serve as benchmarks for assessing ecosystem health and the impacts of invasive species on biodiversity.

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