Biogeographic Studies Conducted In The Fergana Valley
Abdusamad Abdumalikovich Hamidov , Senior Lecturer, Ph.D. Fergana State University, Uzbekistan Khurshid Bakhtiyorovich Khalilov , Methodist Of The Fergana Regional Institute For Retraining And Advanced Training, UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses the study of flora, one of the components of nature in the Fergana Valley, based on its stage of development in space and time. The article also describes the scientific results of research on the flora of the Fergana Valley and adjacent areas from 1917 to 1954.g of scientific research in the Fergana valley.
Keywords
Fergana valley, landscape-geographical, soil science, geobotany, ecological, florogenetic, phytocenological methods, flora, ecological-phytocenological, vegetation, soil-botanical, soil-soil, forest-ameliorative activities, botanical expedition
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