Flowering plants are central to the functioning of life on Earth, shaping ecosystems, sustaining biodiversity, and supporting human well-being. In an age of rapid environmental transformation, understanding their ecological responses, adaptive mechanisms, and biological complexity has become more important than ever.

Flowering Plant Species – An Ecological Insight presents a comprehensive exploration of angiosperm ecology, integrating ecological, biochemical, and molecular perspectives. The book examines the impacts of global climate change on flowering patterns and plant–pollinator interactions, the ecological significance of floral scent chemistry, the medicinal potential of plant-derived compounds, and the molecular mechanisms regulating flowering and development.

Key Features:

• Showcase the ecological diversity and evolutionary significance of angiosperms

• Explores climate change and phenological mismatches in flowering species

• Highlights floral scent chemistry and ecological applications

• Discusses antimicrobial and antioxidant properties of plants

• Covers transcriptional regulation of flowering time and development

• Integrates ecological, physiological, and molecular approaches

• Emphasizes global conservation concerns and environmental challenges.

This compilation serves as a valuable resource for ecologists, botanists, environmentalists, researchers, educators, and students seeking deeper insight into the ecological and functional dimensions of flowering plants under global environmental change.