01 January 1970 5 10K Report

Most of the current existing plants are the result of an adaptation of plants to various factors, especially the environment, of course, there are small portions of species or cultivar plants produced by humans. This evolutionary and adaptation process results in various species of plants growing only in certain geographic environments, where could be owned by certain countries based on the territory. A country where certain plants have grown may claim that this particular endemic plant belongs to the concerned country. Please give an opinion, whether this claim can be justified or not? Is DNA barcoding needed to be legal evidence to support the claim concerning those certain plants?

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