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Native wildflowers are flowering plant species that evolved naturally within a specific region, forming integral components of local ecosystems without human introduction. Studying them provides critical insights into plant adaptation, pollinator relationships, and ecological resilience, as these species have co-evolved with native fauna and soil microbiomes over millennia. Their biology offers valuable models for understanding seed dormancy, mycorrhizal dependencies, and conservation strategies amid habitat loss and climate change.

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