Economically important plants of tropical areas
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https://doi.org/10.31783/elsr.2020.621319Keywords:
bioesthetic, ecosystem, recreation, timber, utilityAbstract
The biological and logical meanings of plants, which are one of the important woody plants of our ecosystem, are reviewed in this article. Plants are mostly used for timber purposes, but in the present article the utility of plants with respect to their sowing, harvesting, in restoring, environmental use, and their educational and recreational value and bioesthetic planning is described.
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