According to the French and the Germans, 20% of plants in Germany are threatened by global warming because of species distribution is changed by changes in climate and temperature.
Nepali Flora
“Many plant species could lose their niches in habitats such as mountains or moors,“ Sven Pompe from UFZ explains. Migrating species from southern Europe could not compensate for these losses in the models. The marsh marigold (Caltha palustris), for example, is one of the losers to climate change. The changes in the environmental conditions in the scenarios will result in this species disappearing locally from the low-lying areas of Brandenburg, Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony. In contrast, the common walnut (Juglans regia), originally introduced north of the Alps by the Romans, would find more areas with suitable conditions and could extend into eastern Germany.
Nepal too has various degrees of changes in temperature and altitude from North to South. How is climate change affecting the flora of Nepal? Hope it is not too late when we find out the answer.