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Current and Future Distributions of <i>Allium karataviense</i> and <i>A. turkestanicum</i> in Central Asia Using MaxEnt Modeling
The genus Allium L. represents one of the most diverse groups of monocotyledonous plants in Central Asia, a region recognized as a major center of its diversity. However, ongoing climate change poses a serious threat to the distribution and persistence of many wild species, including Alliu
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