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Bunsen Burner
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Azoospermia
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The Bohr atom
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Symplast
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LHC
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Epigastric
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Locoregional anaesthetic
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Oligotrophic
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Alum
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Eutectic
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Resonance
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Non-spectral colour
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Rosemary
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Opiate antitussive
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Nanometre
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Hominoidea
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Fauna
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IEC
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Firewire
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Crystalline schist
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Titan 3 Commercial
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Ganglion
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Antiviral
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Testis
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Nicol
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Eurasian shrew
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Celestial meridian
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ISDB-T
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Spar
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Stencil
Heritage species
A heritage species belongs to a group of protected species, threatened species (red list) and rare species, as well as (sometimes) species of scientific or symbolic interest.
The 'heritage species' status is not a legal status. A heritage species is a species that scientists and conservationists deem important in terms of heritage, whether for ecological, scientific or cultural reasons.
The mountain pasqueflower Pulsatilla montana is a Alpine heritage flower, even though it is not protected. © Denis Vailhé CC by-nc-sa 2.0
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