A framework to identify constraints to post-extinction recovery of plant species—Application to the case of Bromus bromoideus Meise Botanic Garden
The reintroduction of plant species is a technique increasingly used to restore extirpated populations. Although most often used to improve the conservation status of endangered species, it can also be considered for species extinct in the wild. The process of resurrecting extinct plant species is however still in its infancy, and it entails additional challenges compared to the reintroduction of locally extinct populations. This study proposes ...