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Conservation and propagation of Pyrus L. species in the greater Caucasus: integrating biodiversity strategies with “Green Economy” principles

2025-07-03

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Plant biodiversity in the Greater Caucasus is under increasing pressure from climate change and human activity. This study investigates propagation and conservation strategies for horticultural crops, with a special focus on Pyrus L. species native to Azerbaijan. The purpose of study was to identify effective Pyrus L. species in situ and ex situ propagation/conservation approaches that support long-term preservati...

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36c422dd-357a-5dad-b62d-74b6078738b6
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10.3897/arphapreprints.e163932
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