The Ancestor of Modern Lilies Existed in Central Asia 22.8 Million Years Ago

It has been established that the ancestor of modern lilies existed in Central Asia, specifically in this region, approximately 22.8 million years ago. The results of this research were presented to the public and thoroughly studied by botanists. This study of the rock also helps to provide new knowledge regarding plant evolution and ecology. Central Asia, with its rich flora, plays an important role in global botanical science. The research findings will be published in scientific journals and will generate significant international interest.