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Setting the priority medicinal plants for conservation in Indonesia

2021-06-01

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Setting priority species for conservation planning in a large and biodiverse country such as Indonesia is crucial. At least 80% of the medicinal plant species in South East Asia can be found in Indonesia, whether they are native or introduced. However, their conservation is currently ineffective due to limited human and financial resources. By examining factors such as species' occurrence status, rarity and part o...

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453715c9-4fbc-5e5f-8efb-f5d1d2a40da8
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10.1007/s10722-021-01115-6
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