Spatial Monitoring of the Modern Environmental Situation in Localities of Vavilovia formosa (Fabaceae) Based on Predictive Climatic Modeling

Geospatial investigation of distribution Salvia aethiopis L. (Lamiaceae) on the eastern limits of the range is performed using climatic modeling by MAXENT approach. Climatic conditions for the 33 local populations of the species as well as territories neighbouring to them were examined in detail, using concepts of nestle-cells and a small polygone. According to obtained results, the most suitable climatic conditions are in only two small polygons (SP) around local populations with coordinates 69.96E:42.48N and 70.03E:42.47N in central part of the area. They have 7.7 average points per a cell of 9.0 maximum. Other seven SP have average points per a cell 7.1–7.3 (quite suitable climatic conditions), all in the western part of the area, with coordinates from 66.69E to 67.69E and from 38.21N to 39.26N. High values of raw prediction are in the locations with coordinates 70.97E:42.48N (0.123; Zhualyn District in Zhambyl Region, Kazakhstan), 70.03E:42.47N (0.063; Keltemashat, Tulkibas District, Turkestan Region, Kazakhstan), 67.09E:38.34 (0.063; Yuqori Machay, Surkhandarya Region, Uzbekistan), and 69.96E:42.48N (0.054; Antonovka, Tulkibas District, Turkestan Region, Kazakhstan). These local populations of S. aethiopis should be assessed as the most likely secondary centers for further expansion of the species in the Middle Asian Region.

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Predictive distribution for Salvia aethiopis (Lamiaceae) in Middle Asian Region based on climatic modelling

Baikov

Turdiboev

Baikova

2021

BIO Web Conf.

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Estimation of the Tibetan Wild Ass Population in Gaize County of Chang Tang Plateau based on the Belt Transect Method and Random Forest Model

Tian

Wei

2022

Journal of Resources and Ecology

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Spatial Monitoring of the Modern Environmental Situation in Localities of Vavilovia formosa (Fabaceae) Based on Predictive Climatic Modeling

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Predictive distribution for Salvia aethiopis (Lamiaceae) in Middle Asian Region based on climatic modelling

Predictive distribution for Salvia aethiopis (Lamiaceae) in Middle Asian Region based on climatic modelling

Estimation of the Tibetan Wild Ass Population in Gaize County of Chang Tang Plateau based on the Belt Transect Method and Random Forest Model

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