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Особенности распространения растений в коллекциях ботанических садов за пределами экологического оптимума

Особенности распространения растений в коллекциях ботанических садов за пределами экологического оптимума

Abstract

This article discusses the results of the botanical gardens activity in the introduction and acclimatization of plants appearing: in the distribution of species beyond their natural ecological optimum, in the creation of collections of closely related species capable to spontaneous hybridization, in the formation of sources of invasive species. The role of botanic gardens as anthropogenic centers of evolution and distribution of plants is emphasized.

В данной статье рассматриваются результаты деятельности ботанических садов в области интродукции и акклиматизации растений, проявляющиеся: в распространении видов за пределы их естественного экологического оптимума; в создании коллекций близкородственных перекрестноопыляющихся видов и сортов; в формировании источников инвазионных видов. Подчеркивается значение ботанических садов как антропогенных центров распространения и эволюции растений.

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БОТАНИЧЕСКИЕ САДЫ, КЛИМАТИЧЕСКИЕ ФАКТОРЫ, РАСТЕНИЯ, ИНТРОДУКЦИЯ, РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ, ИНВАЗИИ, ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ, СОХРАНЕНИЕ БИОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО РАЗНООБРАЗИЯ

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