INTRODUCTION OF PLANTS IN UZBEKISTAN
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Keywords.: Introduction, biodiversity, introduction methods, introduction analysis, bioecological characteristics, ontogenesis, phenology, seed biology, morphological adaptation, medicinal plants, ecological factors, introduction assessment, plant conservation, Botanical Garden, introduction experiment.Abstract
Annotation: This article discusses plant introduction, its importance in biodiversity conservation, scientific research conducted in Uzbekistan, and the methods of introduction. The ontogenesis, seed biology, morphological, and ecological adaptation characteristics of introduced plants are analyzed. In addition, the role of plant introduction in the cultivation of medicinal and economically valuable plants, expansion of cultivated areas, and creation of raw material resources is highlighted.Downloads
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