Advance in Taxonomy and Plant Conservation
A special issue of Plants (ISSN 2223-7747).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2024) | Viewed by 1377
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mapping and assessment of ecosystems and ecosystem services; biodiversity and ecosystem services; inventory and mapping of flora and habitat types/vegetation types; monitoring and conservation status assessment of habitats and species; conservation management of species and habitat types; conservation policy and national biodiversity strategy
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Interests: plant biodiversity; phytogeography; plant conservation; biodiversity monitoring and assessment; vegetation ecology; protected areas; alien plants
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Plant Systematics is a fundamental field of Biological Sciences, and its knowledge is essential not only for scientists involved in various disciplines of Botany but also for other scientists. In recent decades, the use of new methods and techniques in taxonomy, phylogeny, and biogeography has led to important scientific discoveries and large-scale revisions of classical views. Additionally, many new plant species are described on an annual basis, proving that continuous and thorough scientific research has much more to offer in this area. Finally, there is an increased scientific interest in conservation biology, as many plant species and their habitats are in immediate threat leading to population loss or even extinction.
This Special Issue is open to articles on taxonomy and phylogeny of vascular plants, phytogeography, plant distribution, and plant conservation.
Prof. Dr. Panayotis Dimopoulos
Dr. Ioannis Bazos
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- plant conservation
- phylogeography species distribution
- conservation genetics
- climate change
- species distribution
- modelling extinction risk
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