Twelve local floras of European Russia
Authors: Seregin, Alexey;
doi: 10.15468/35rwhv
Twelve local floras of European Russia
Abstract
Twelve local floras of European Russia studied and documented in 2001-2019 by Alexey P. Seregin: Ustya (Arkhangelsk Oblast), Zaseki (Tula Oblast), Polibino (Lipetsk Oblast), Khrenovoye (Voronezh Oblast), Troyeruchitsa (Tver Oblast), Man-Pupu-Ner (Komi Republic), Middle Lyaga (Komi Republic), Utrish (Krasnodar Krai), Yasnaya Polyana (Tula Oblast), Bogolyubovsky Lug (Vladimir Oblast), Tsaritsyno (City of Moscow), Patakino (Vladimir Oblast).
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- Lomonosov Moscow State University Russian Federation
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Occurrence, Observation
Occurrence, Observation
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