Ahmedova Aynur Barat (doctoral student of Baku State University)
Iskender Elman Osman (Doctor of Biological Sciences, prof., Central Botanical Garden of ANAS )
Veliyeva Leyla Ibrahim (junior researcher of the Central Botanical Garden of ANAS)
Mammadov Tofig Sadig (Doctor of Biological Sciences, Prof., Corresponding Member of ANAS, Director of the Institute of Dendrology of ANAS)
Askerova Gunay Akif (doctoral student of Baku State University)
Bagirova Shafaq Alibaba (doctoral student of Baku State University)
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The article identifies the locations of rare tree and shrub species in the natural flora of Azerbaijan, used in the landscaping of the north-eastern part of the Greater Caucasus (Azerbaijan) on the basis of the IUCN destruction hazard categories. As a result of the study, it was found that 4 species of the EN (endangered) category, 3 CR (critical) species of the VU (vulnerable) and LC (least endangered) categories, 9 species are included in the NT (endangered) category.
The plant species studied in the article were also analyzed by phytogeographic region and life forms. The results of the research have shown that, along with other measures for the protection of the studied plants, gardening also plays an important role in preserving the gene pool of these species. In addition, it is important to implement other measures.
Keywords:Greater Caucasus, woody plants, ex situ, rare, IUCN
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Ahmedova A. B., Iskender E. O., Veliyeva L. I., Mammadov T. S., Askerova G. A., Bagirova S. A. Study of rare woody plants used under ex-situ conditions in the north-east of the greater Caucasus, by danger categories // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2022. -№03. -С. 11-17 DOI 10.37882/2223-2966.2022.03.03 |
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