Azerbaijani scientist talks human impact on Karabakh nature
By Trend
The human impact on the nature of Karabakh led to the reduction or complete destruction of a number of valuable and rare plants, Head of the Ethnobotany Laboratory of the Institute of Botany of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS), Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor Sayyara Ibadullayeva told Trend.
“The vegetation in the occupied lands should be studied with a preliminary classification according to the types: semi-desert and semi-steppe (up to 400 m above sea level), steppe vegetation (400-800 m), mesophilic forests (1,000-2,000 m), alpine vegetation (2,000 -2,500 m), alpine-subalpine (2,200-3,000 m), rocky vegetation (the Murovdagh region is higher than 3,000 m)," she said.
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