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Telomere plays a crucial role in DNA sequence for protecting genetic information and maintaining chromosomal stability. Many existing studies show the function and structure of telomeres among various species. Despite the increase in analyzing telomeres, the plant telomere components have received little attention and remain largely unexplored. Thus, the present piece of work will focus on components of plant telomeres and explore the evolutionary perspectives of plant telomere sequence and the dysfunction of plants. A study sample has been taken from different plant species and environments and analyzed by using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) techniques and quantitative PCR (qPCR). The result showed that there is a significant association between the relative length of telomere and sequence. Moreover, it showed that telomerase when bound near the 3'-end, there was a significant mechanistic difference in the ways of telomere end binding protein, and the oligonucleotide of TEL* achieved the highest significant value.