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Botanists comb Gabon's rich rainforests with nature on the line

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Briefings

A Gabonese botanist, Archange Boupoya, advocates for the urgent cataloging of unique plant species found in Gabon's rainforests to prevent their loss. The evidence indicates that these forests are the primary source of new discoveries, with the author explicitly stating that this natural wealth requires cataloging to save. No specific dates, locations, or other named entities beyond the botanist are provided in the source.

Key points

• Archange Boupoya is a botanist who believes Gabon's rainforests yield previously unknown plant species each year.
• The source explicitly states that this exceptional natural wealth needs cataloguing to save.

Context

Gabon's rainforests are the source of new discoveries for botanists like Archange Boupoya, who advocates for their cataloging to prevent loss.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence with no dates, locations, or other named entities beyond the botanist. The source does not specify the number of species discovered, the specific year of discovery, or the total area of the rainforests.

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