 Some early findings were that repeated seedings in restoration colonies enhanced the resultant population of "Lasthenia conjugens" and hence ultimate survival.The subsequent finding has been made that genetic diversity has been able to be replicated for introduced colonies in a restoration environment, implying favorable long-term stability and viability for introduced colonies.In addition to the federal status as an endangered species it gained on June 18, 1997, "Lasthenia conjugens" is acknowledged and protected under the Solano County "Habitat Conservation Plan" (HCP).