Today, native plants are widespread in the parts of the world sparsely populated by humans.

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Native plants are often able to thrive in areas with lower human populations because they have adapted to the local climate and soil conditions over time. In more heavily populated areas, human activities such as development, agriculture, and invasive species introductions can disrupt the balance of native plant communities.

Today, Native Plants Are Widespread in the Parts of the World