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Investigation on Insecticidal Plant Resources in Anqing Region

Xiaoyan Xiang

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Insecticidal Plant Resources of Anqing Region(Anhui province) are investigated based on the plant's collection,the field survey and referring to the related literatures.The result shows that there are about 132 species under 89 genus of 48 families in this area.The resources of insecticidal plant are evaluated and their exploitation and utilization are discussed.

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Insecticidal Plant Resources of Anqing Region(Anhui province) are investigated based on the plant's collection,the field survey and referring to the related literatures.The result shows that there are about 132 species under 89 genus of 48 families in this area.The resources of insecticidal plant are evaluated and their exploitation and utilization are discussed.

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Insecticidal Plant Resources of Anqing Region(Anhui province) are investigated based on the plant's collection,the field survey and referring to the related literatures.The result shows that there are about 132 species under 89 genus of 48 families in this area.The resources of insecticidal plant are evaluated and their exploitation and utilization are discussed.

Key concepts: Field survey, Plant species, Geography, Genus, Biology, Botany, Cartography

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