September 10, 2025Open Access

From genes to ecosystems: Analyzing Ormosia microphylla endangerment driven by multiple dimensions

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Around 71% of studied populations of Ormosia microphylla show unstable age structures indicating extinction risk.
Populations were divided into three genetic clusters, all exhibiting low genetic diversity and differing decline rates.
Illegal logging was confirmed in all populations, correlating with fewer mature adult trees and highlighting conservation urgency.
Bird diversity is positively linked to seedling numbers, suggesting ecological interactions play a role in population recovery.

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Population surveys reveal unstable age structures and low genetic diversity in Ormosia microphylla, suggesting interventions are necessary.

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Population surveys reveal unstable age structures and low genetic diversity in Ormosia microphylla, suggesting interventions are necessary.