New Baobab Species Identified in Madagascar
Scientists analyzing DNA of Madagascar’s iconic baobab trees have concluded that a widespread species called Adansonia za is actually two, formally resurrecting a name first given to the tree more than a century ago and raising the tally of baobab species native to the island from six to seven. The post New Baobab Species Identified in Madagascar appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News .
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