Wild Plant Species with Extremely Small Populations Require Conservation and Reintroduction in China
Hai Ren(Beijing Botanical Garden), Bao HaiOu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hongfang Lü(South China Botanical Garden), Qinfeng Guo(US Forest Service), Shuguang Jian(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hongxiao Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qianmei Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jun Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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