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Distributional responses to climate change for tree species of three commonly used Ban-feng-he medicinal plants endemic to southern China

2023-08-09

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Semiliquidambar cathayensis roots were the original Ban-feng-he medicinal plant, with a long history of clinical use as traditional ethnic medicine. Global warming has increased the vulnerability of plants, and S. cathayensis is now endemic to southern China and treated as a grade-2 protected plant in China. Furthermore, the roots of Dendropanax dentiger and Pterospermum heterophyllum, also mainly distributed in s...

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10.22541/au.169155194.49944187/v1
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