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Simulating the effects of climate change across the geographical distribution of two medicinal plants in the genus
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Abstract
backgroundThe medicinal plants of
methodsThe Maxent model was used to predict the potential geographical distributions of the genus
resultsThe results show that the potential distribution of the two species will increase, thus more suitable habitats will be present in China. The suitable habitat for
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