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Pulparambil, Harshid, Sukumaran Pradeep, Nediyaparambu (2023) Ecological niche modelling in identifying habitats for effective species conservation: A study on Endemic aquatic plant Crinum malabaricum. Journal for Nature Conservation, 76. 126517 doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2023.126517

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TitleEcological niche modelling in identifying habitats for effective species conservation: A study on Endemic aquatic plant Crinum malabaricum
JournalJournal for Nature Conservation
AuthorsPulparambil, HarshidAuthor
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Year2023 (December)Volume76
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Full ReferencePulparambil, Harshid, Sukumaran Pradeep, Nediyaparambu (2023) Ecological niche modelling in identifying habitats for effective species conservation: A study on Endemic aquatic plant Crinum malabaricum. Journal for Nature Conservation, 76. 126517 doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2023.126517
Plain TextPulparambil, Harshid, Sukumaran Pradeep, Nediyaparambu (2023) Ecological niche modelling in identifying habitats for effective species conservation: A study on Endemic aquatic plant Crinum malabaricum. Journal for Nature Conservation, 76. 126517 doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2023.126517
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