How Camellias evolved with the formation of the Japanese archipelago

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Jan 27, 2025, 9:09 am121 ptsTrending
The distribution of plants has been shaped by geological and climatic changes over time through repeated migration, extinction, and adaptation to new environments. The genus Camellia, comprising over 100 species mainly in East Asia, is a representative warm-temperate tree of the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region.

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