Arbutus pavarii Pamp报道。更新资料

IF 1.6 Q3 URBAN STUDIES

TOWN PLANNING REVIEW Pub Date : 2021-06-01 DOI:10.30495/TPR.2021.682277

L. Nahar, A. A. Groshi, S. Sarker

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摘要

pavarii Pamp。（Ericaceae家族），通常被称为“Shmeri”或“利比亚草莓”，是利比亚特有的药用植物，目前被认为是灌木或树木的濒危物种（Kabiel et al.，2016），并因其保护而引起公众关注。这种用于蜜蜂生产特定蜂蜜类型的重要饲料植物的分布在利比亚的Al-Akhdar山区相当有限。

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Arbutus pavarii Pamp. – An updated profile

Arbutus pavarii Pamp. (fam. Ericaceae), commonly known as “Shmeri” or “Libyan Strawberry”, is an endemic Libyan medicinal plant, currently considered as an endangered species of shrub or tree (Kabiel et al., 2016), and has attracted public attention in relation to its conservation. The distribution of this important forage species of plant for honeybees to produce specific honey type is considerably confined to the Al-Akhdar mountainous region in Libya.

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