PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF BIOCLIMATIC MODELING OF PHLOMOIDES OREOPHILA (LAMIACEAE) DISTRIBUTION (MAXENT MODEL)

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Vol. 6 No. ICRRTNB (2021): International Conference on “Role of Recent Technology in Nation – Building"

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Gulomov Rustamjon Komiljon ugli
Basic doctoral student of the Department of Biology, Namangan State University
Rakhmatov Akhror Lutfullaevich
Master of the Department of Biology, Namangan State University2 160119, Uychi str., 136 Namangan, Uzbekistan

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In recent years, population growth in society has had a significant impact on plant populations in the region, along with increased demand for natural landscapes and their irregular use, as well as soil degradation and fragmentation of natural areas where plants are distributed. Today, one of the main tasks of biogeography is to reveal the laws of territorial distribution of biological taxa (Mordkovich, 2005).

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Gulomov Rustamjon Komiljon ugli and Rakhmatov Akhror Lutfullaevich, “PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF BIOCLIMATIC MODELING OF PHLOMOIDES OREOPHILA (LAMIACEAE) DISTRIBUTION (MAXENT MODEL)”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 6, no. ICRRTNB, p. 5, Dec. 2021.
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