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The Resource and Application of Medicinal Bryophytes in the Xiaowutai Mountain Nature Reserve,Hebei Province,China

Min Li

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Based on the field investigation and indoor research of bryophytes in the Xiaowutai Mountain National Nature Reserve,Hebei province,China,16 species medicinal bryophytes are listed.Among them,there are 3 liveworts and 13 mosses.The identifical characters and the application of them are described respectively.

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Based on the field investigation and indoor research of bryophytes in the Xiaowutai Mountain National Nature Reserve,Hebei province,China,16 species medicinal bryophytes are listed.Among them,there are 3 liveworts and 13 mosses.The identifical characters and the application of them are described respectively.

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Based on the field investigation and indoor research of bryophytes in the Xiaowutai Mountain National Nature Reserve,Hebei province,China,16 species medicinal bryophytes are listed.Among them,there are 3 liveworts and 13 mosses.The identifical characters and the application of them are described respectively.

Key concepts: National nature reserve, China, Nature reserve, Geography, Resource (disambiguation), Environmental protection, Ecology, Agroforestry

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