the current condition of the orchidaceae populations in polish national parks
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Abstract
The priority task of national parks is to protect valuable species, including Orchidaceae. This article presents data on the occurrence of Orchidaceae taxa in Polish national parks, and is an attempt to evaluate their number within the orchid family included in this type of protected area.
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| Authors | ;Stefaniak Agnieszka;Ziemkiewicz Sylwia;Karczewska Małgorzata;Klejps Alicja;Jakubska-Busse Anna |
| Journal | gastrointestinal endoscopy |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/ABS1303079S
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