Speciation may not occur in this situation because the two populations are not reproductively isolated.
Speciation is the formation of new species.
New species can emerge from old species if a population from a species suddenly becomes reproductively isolated from the rest.
In this case, although a population of the wildflowers was separated from the rest, the new population still interacts with the old population reproductively.
Hence, the chances of the new population becoming a new species is highly limited.
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