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• TITLE: The non-native species to the intercontinental regions of Asia (on an example Trans-Baikal territory)

  AUTHORS: Timofei Boikov, Aleksey Sutkin, Yuriy Rupyshev

  KEYWORDS: Non-Native Species; Cluster Analysis; Floristic Division; Index of Similarity; Floristic Originality

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.6 No.2, February 14, 2014

  ABSTRACT: This article is devoted to the study of the composition, diversity and distribution of non-native plant elements to the intercontinental regions of Asia on an example Trans-Baikal territory. The number of non-native plants in the Trans-Baikal areas is determined by the degree of urbanization, favorable climate and the availability of skidding ways proximal to their vicinity.