Reproductive Phenology, Propagation, and Habitat Characterization of Threatened and Economically Valuable Flora in Mt. Banahaw de Lucban

The goal of this study is to develop effective strategies for propagating threatened plant species by considering their natural life cycle, species distribution, and habitat preferences. The study aims to identify suitable nursery techniques, determine the phenology and pollination mechanism of the plants, and explore both sexual and asexual propagation methods. Additionally, the project seeks to model species distribution and habitat suitability to estimate abundance and identify suitable habitats for future enrichment planting