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Major ion compositions of springs and rivers in western Bhutan
We describe the water quality of springs and rivers at several sampling timepoints from November 2012 to March 2016 in the western region of the Kingdom of Bhutan, where there have been few limnological studie...
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Relationship between ephedrine alkaloid profile in Ephedra gerardiana and soil characteristics of glacial landforms in southeastern Tibetan Plateau, China
In the Kaluxung River catchment of the southeastern Tibetan Plateau in China, we identified three Ephedra gerardiana communities on different soils and glacial landforms from 4842 to 4899 m above sea level: a mor...
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Correction to: Physical and chemical characteristics of soils in Ephedra gerardiana and E. pachyclada habitats of Kali Gandaki Valley in Central Nepal
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Physical and chemical characteristics of soils in Ephedra gerardiana and E. pachyclada habitats of Kali Gandaki Valley in Central Nepal
In the Kali Gandaki Valley in Central Nepal, Ephedra gerardiana and E. pachyclada show species specificity for physical and chemical characteristics of soils. Here, the relationship between soil characteristics a...
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Ecological, phylogenetical, and pharmacognostical characteristics of Aconitum kiyomiense endemic to Hida highlands, Takayama city, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Aconitum kiyomiense Kadota (Ranunculaceae) is endemic to Takayama city, Gifu Prefecture, central Japan. We collected specimens from marshes and flood plains at altitudes ranging from 852 to 1085 m and from a new ...
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Limnological features of glacier-fed rivers in the Southern Tibetan Plateau, China
We describe the limnological features of six glacier-fed rivers located at an altitude of over 4,000 m in Southern Tibetan Plateau, China, based on diurnal observations of the water environment and biota in th...
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The second investigation of Lake Puma Yum Co located in the Southern Tibetan Plateau, China
Limnological features of Lake Puma Yum Co, a typical alpine lake located at the altitude of 5030 m in the Tibetan Plateau, China, are described based on the findings of the second expedition in September 2004....
