Species Diversity,Geographic Patterns and Their Underlying Mechanisms of the Threatened Plants in Northwest Yunnan
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Summary
The protection of their narrow habitat was one of the important counter-measures to protect the threatened plants in Northwest Yunnan and statistical analysis showed that species diversity of endemic plants may be the dominant factor for the spatial patterns of threatened plant species.
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- 2014-01-01
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Threatened species, Near-threatened species, Habitat, Ecology, Endangered species
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