托木斯克地区(西伯利亚西部)药用植物的研究

Q4 Environmental Science
A. Nekratova, N. S. Zinner, A. Shchukina
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摘要

毛茛科毛茛属植物是一种具有丰富基因库和治疗社会重大疾病的药用植物,具有广泛的研究价值。利用2010-2017年对100多种地植物学描述的分析数据,研究了托木斯克地区生长的Thalictrum minus和Thalictrum simplex的共生复合体,并确定了它们的生态共生限制。本研究的目的是研究托木斯克地区Thalictrum属植物的种类、分布和药用价值,探讨在托木斯克地区生长的Thalictrum minus L.和Thalictrum simplex L.的共生复合体,并确定其生态共生限制。Thalictrum minus的群落复合体包括146种。Thalictrum minus是第二类原料的储备,在不同共生程度的群落中发现,在那里它们大量生长。托木斯克地区单一Thalictrum simplex的群落复合体包括62种。独角锥属第二类原料储备。
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The genus Thalictrum species as promising medicinal plants of the Tomsk region (Western Siberia)
The genus Thalictrum species (Ranunculaceae) are of interest for study as medicinal plants that are promising for expanding the gene pool and treating socially significant diseases. The data of the analysis of more than 100 geobotanical descriptions obtained in 2010-2017 were used to study the coenotic complexes of Thalictrum minus and Thalictrum simplex growing in Tomsk region and to determine their ecological-coenotic confinement. The aim of our research was to study the species of the genus Thalictrum growing in Tomsk region, their distribution and use in medicine, to investigate the coenotic complex, and to determine the ecological-coenotic confinement of Thalictrum minus L. and Thalictrum simplex L. growing in Tomsk region. The coenotic complex of Thalictrum minus includes 146 species. Thalictrum minus is the reserve of raw materials of Category II, which are identified in species confined to coenoses of different synanthropic degree, where they grow abundantly. The coenotic complex of Thalictrum simplex in Tomsk region includes 62 species. Thalictrum simplex is the reserve of raw materials of Category II.
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Acta Biologica Sibirica
Acta Biologica Sibirica Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation
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