New Plant Species Nymphanthus vietnamensis Discovered in Phong Dien Nature Reserve, Vietnam
Phong Dien Nature Reserve in Vietnam has announced the discovery of a new plant species, Nymphanthus vietnamensis. The identification occurred during biodiversity monitoring in 2025, and the findings were published in Phytotaxa. The reserve, established by Hue City in August 2025, spans over 40,760 hectares and aims to protect lowland forest ecosystems while preserving biodiversity, including rare species such as the saola and yellow-cheeked gibbon.
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A new plant species, Nymphanthus vietnamensis, was discovered by Phong Dien Nature Reserve in Vietnam during biodiversity monitoring in 2025, as confirmed by Mr. Le Van Huong, the reserve's director. The identification was published in Phytotaxa.
The reserve, covering 40,760.47 hectares, was established by the Hue City People's Committee in August 2025. Its objectives include protecting lowland forest ecosystems, safeguarding biodiversity, and enhancing forest environmental services. The reserve is home to rare species, including the saola and yellow-cheeked gibbon, and aims to promote green growth and carbon sequestration.
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