Are there any endangered plant species unique to Mallorca?

Yes, Mallorca is home to several endangered plant species that are unique to the island. One notable example is the **Mallorca cypress** (*Cupressus dupreziana*), which is endemic to the Balearic Islands and is considered vulnerable due to habitat loss and environmental changes. Another significant species is the **Mallorcan bellflower** (*Campanula balearica*), which only grows in specific limestone areas of the island, making it susceptible to extinction from both urban development and climate change. Additionally, the **white flowered linseed** (*Linum arboreum*), found in some of Mallorca’s coastal areas, faces threats from habitat fragmentation and invasive species. Conservation efforts are being implemented to protect these unique flora, including habitat restoration and legal protections. The island's unique Mediterranean climate and diverse ecosystems contribute to its rich biodiversity, but the pressures of tourism and agriculture continue to challenge the survival of these endemic species.