What if a plant as yet unknown in France had been hiding for years in the heart of the Crau plain? This is the surprising discovery made by botanists Daniel Pavon and his colleagues.
In this publication, the authors reveal the presence of Filago lusitanica, a species that had never before been recorded on French territory. Beyond this national first, the study highlights the as yet little-known biodiversity of the Crau, an exceptional natural area that is often difficult to survey.
Combining botanical research, a description of the species and an analysis of its habitat, this article offers a fascinating insight into the challenges of understanding and conserving Mediterranean biodiversity.
A must-read for plant lovers and anyone with a curiosity about nature.