That's amazing! What a happy article. I don't even care about botany but the way it was written made the happiness of the researchers absolutely contagious. I couldn't help but smile =)
Honestly, I just love to see things we thought were extinct still alive.
I loved the part where the person got so excited, they accidentally got into a bit of a fender bender over a discovery. It's nice seeing people so passionate about things most people wouldn't even consider day to day :)
If I understand the article correctly, this is about plants extinct in the area of Vermont only.
I believe so, but nice to see them slowly coming back. Perhaps they never went extinct, but were thought to be extinct because they were exceedingly rare.
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