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Constellation of Capricorn
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Tropopause
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Pumice
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Acetylcholine
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Translucent
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Triazine
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Metalloenzyme
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Bonn Convention
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Order
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Genetics
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Organelle
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Single-flow CMV
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Topical antifungal
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Lesser celandine
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Chelation
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Eruptive
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Minamata Bay Disaster
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Chalazion
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Interfacing circuit
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Globular
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Candidiasis
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European larch
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Light microscope
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Augmented reality
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Mycorrhizas
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Confocal laser scanning microscope
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Transformation
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Invertebrate
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Orion
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Sex glands
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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