Dendroflora of Korbutivsky hydropark (Zhytomyr)
Journal Title: Лісівництво і агролісомеліорація - Year 2012, Vol 120, Issue
Abstract
Species composition of dendroflora of Korbutivsky hydropark (Zhytomyr) was analyzed. It was shown that now dendroflora of park consists of 88 species, 39 of them are trees and 49 are shrubs. The most of tree and shrub species are aboriginal.
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O. Orlov
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