Unsustainable agriculture in Madagascar is a serious threat to the island's plant population. And 90-percent of the country's flora and fauna isn't found anywhere else on earth. British botanists are working closely with communities in Madagascar to avoid the total extinction of this plant life. Natalie Powell reports
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