The flora of spruce forests in Kisluhinsky Reserve (Altai Krai)
Abstract
The article presents the results of field geobotanical research of spruce forests, held in 2016 in the reserve “Kisluhinsky”. Nineteen plant associations with the participation of Siberian spruce (Picea obovata) have been identified and described, which were united in six associations of groups (sedges spruce, horse-tails spruce, greenmoss and grass spruce, ferny spruce, shrubby spruce, and grassy pine-spruce-birch forest).
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