New threats for a protected plant: the need to review and update recovery plans of endangered species.

This article discusses the need to review and update the recovery plans for the endangered plant species Helianthemum polygonoides. The study found an increase in the population size of H. polygonoides and the discovery of new populations, but also identified new threats such as rabbit proliferation, wild boar damages, and fires. The authors suggest the inclusion of new guidelines to address these threats and provide additional conservation proposals. The document also includes a list of references and supplementary material related to various research studies and conservation efforts conducted in the region of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. [Extracted from the article]