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Chapter 19, Problem 18WIO
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Some threatened and endangered species in an area and also determine the most important threats to those species. Determine the potential consequences of plant species extinction and the steps that are taken to save threatened and endangered species.

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The plant species which are in danger of extinction are known as endangered species. The extinct species is considered to be threatened.

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