Ferula Tadshikorum Pimenov Geographical Distribution Modeling and Climate Change Impact Assessment on the Distribution Area of the Species
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Application of modern information technologies to botanical research, including models for predicting the potential distribution of species, is carried out through field studies and geographical points identified using collected herbarium specimens. [1].
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