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plants for conservation/propagation?

 
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Welcome Arthur! I'm always interested in plant preservation, conservation and propagation; is there any particular ancestral plant that is becoming endangered, and we should focus on preserving it? Any plant that is disappearing based on environmental causes or habitat loss? What plants are you most concerned about?
 
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