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Vol. 1 No. 04 (2025)

THE FLORA OF THE ARNASOY STATE NATURE RESERVE AND ITS FUNCTIONAL IMPORTANCE IN SUPPORTING THE STABILITY OF DESERT ECOSYSTEMS

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Published 2025-06-23
  • Zokir Z. Kasimov
  • Natalya Y. Beshko
  • Bekhruz Sh. Khabibullaev
  • Khabibullo F. Shomurodov
Zokir Z. Kasimov
Natalya Y. Beshko
Bekhruz Sh. Khabibullaev
Khabibullo F. Shomurodov
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Keywords

Arnasoy Reserve, flora, polymorphic families, ecological stability, floristic richness, ecological dispersion, FSC model, mathematical modeling, desert ecosystem

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Z. Kasimov, Z., Y. Beshko , N., Sh. Khabibullaev, B., & F. Shomurodov, K. (2025). THE FLORA OF THE ARNASOY STATE NATURE RESERVE AND ITS FUNCTIONAL IMPORTANCE IN SUPPORTING THE STABILITY OF DESERT ECOSYSTEMS. Advances in Science and Environment, 1(04), 5-7. https://doi.org/10.70728/envire.v01.i04.002
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Abstract

This study analyzed the floristic composition of the Arnasoy State Nature Reserve, with a particular focus on its role in maintaining eco-
logical stability and the distribution characteristics of polymorphic plant families. To quantitatively assess floristic richness, a new math-
ematical model entitled the ”Floristic Stability Coefficient (FSC)” is proposed by the author. Using this model, the relative contribution
of each polymorphic family to ecosystem stability was determined based on the species abundance and ecological dispersion.

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