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TAXONOMIC STRUCTURE OF ENDEM PLANTS SPREADING ONLY IN NAKHCHIVAN AUTONOMOUS REPUBLIC FLORA OF AZERBAIJAN
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Flora of Nakhchivan AR is rich from species point of view. The reason of this is various ecological medium and relief of the area. From ecological factors – heat, humidity, light, wind and tee, including to climate factor are of great importance in plants development. Soil condition, its mechanical, physical and agrochemical. Structure being edaphic factors, as well as height, slope aspect, inclined feature and surface being orographic factors play important role in plants gravity.
These factors met in the nature of Nakhchivan AR differ from other botanic-geographical regions. From species, point of view mountainous zone of Nakhchivan has great advantages comparing with other botanic-geographical regions of Azerbaijan.
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