Australian Broadcasting Corporation: The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens says climate change is starting to take its toll on the state’s native flora. It is established a seed bank which now has 12 million seeds covering 600 plant species struggling to survive. The project co-ordinator, James Wood, says Tasmania is rapidly drying out, meaning more plants will end up on the threatened species register. “Things are changing very quickly in this state particularly wet habitats are declining very quickly many …