Titlebook: Vegetation of Central Asia and Environs; Dilfuza Egamberdieva,Münir ?ztürk Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Medicinal plants.

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Spatiotemporal Assessment of Vegetation Trends in the Post-Soviet Central Asia,nual vegetation dynamics followed precipitation patterns only outside irrigated areas, while clearly differentiated winter and summer seasons were observed throughout the study area. Specifically spatial patterns of long-term vegetation trends allowed defining areas characterized by decrease in over

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Drought Variability and Land Degradation in Central Asia: Assessment Using Remote Sensing Data and nse factors for changes of land cover status. Specific objectives of the study were (a) .; (b) . (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) and .; and (c) ., especially trends of spatial changes over time with drought trends. The simulated and predicted maps with kriging depe

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Vegetation Diversity of Kashmir and Its Sustainable Use,ibutes immensely to food and habitat needs of wild and domesticated animals. However, undue human interference via habitat fragmentation, urbanization, ill-planned economic development, overgrazing, and deforestation has affected this region badly and puts numerous species at edge. In this scenario,

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Current State and Prospects for Studies on the Diversity of Medicinal Flora in Kazakhstan,ies belonging to 612 genera and 134 families. Out of these 230 species from 71 families are used in conventional medicine. Raw material reserves have been registered for 141 (10%) resource species of medicinal flora in Kazakhstan, which belong to 100 genera and 47 families. Approximately 82 species

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Causes and Impacts of Land Degradation and Desertification: Case Study from Kazakhstan,e land degradation processes are enhanced by the seasonal changes in the characteristics of soils as well as impacts from drought. Nearly 75% of the countries are exposed to a high risk of ecological destabilization, and Kazakhstan is no exception. Natural habitats in the country show a weak environ

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Assessment of the Current Plant Diversity Status in Kazakhstan,ted to a large-scale plowing in the 1960s too. The aim here has been to present a quantitative assessment of biodiversity parameters as indicators of ecological safety based on multivariate statistical analysis. According to the indices, the biodiversity is determined as high, acceptable, medium, lo