作为中国特有的极度濒危孑遗植物，我身上藏着蕨类植物演化的关键线索。想当年，我们家族也曾 繁盛一时，如今却如同植物界的"大熊猫"，纯净水源的减少，让我们的繁衍越发艰难。 幸运的是，在建德市新安江畔，我找到了一片净土。这里的水从新安江水库坝底涌出，常年保持 17℃恒温，水质达到国家一级饮用水标准。湍急的水流不仅保证了高溶氧量，还抑制了藻类泛滥，加上 周围茂密的植被和往来的水鸟，为我们构建了一个良好的生态链。身为最严格的"环境测评师"，我的健 康生长，就是这里"无污染"的最佳证明。 然而，我的生存依然充满挑战。我没有种子，生长缓慢，只能依靠根部产生的孢子"传宗接代"，传 播途径主要依赖水流和水鸟，且对生存环境要求又高，仅能适应无污染的湿地水塘、河湖浅水带。新安 江水库水位规律性的升降，虽帮我们抑制了其他陆生植物的竞争，但栖息地仍不断被挤压。 30多年前，武汉大学研究团队在新安江畔发现了我，让我从一株无人问津的"野草"变成了备受关注 的"植物明星"。自2019年起，新安江林场承担起了保护我的重任。他们在朱家埠林区为我们打造了一个 60平方米的育苗床；2020年，工作人员在我的原生地采集了993株植株迁至此地进行保护与 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the conservation efforts for the critically endangered Baishanzu fir, emphasizing its ecological significance and the ongoing work to protect and cultivate this unique species in the Baishanzu National Park [1][2][3] Group 1: Conservation Efforts - The Baishanzu fir is a relic plant from the Quaternary glacial period and is listed as one of the 12 most endangered plants globally by the World Conservation Union [1] - Conservationists have been engaged in long-term protection and cultivation efforts since the species was first discovered in 1963, including techniques like grafting and artificial pollination [1] - Over 5,000 Baishanzu fir seedlings have been successfully cultivated and returned to the wild, showcasing the success of these conservation initiatives [3] Group 2: Ecological Importance - The Baishanzu National Park hosts a well-preserved subtropical forest ecosystem, serving as a habitat for numerous rare and endangered species [2] - The park is recognized as one of the richest areas in China for wild large fungi genetic resources, highlighting its biodiversity [2] - A comprehensive monitoring and protection system has been established in the park, utilizing advanced technology to safeguard ecological and species resources [2]