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This document discusses plant ecology and is from the 6th semester of a BS in Botany program. It was written by Dr. Khalid Rasheed Khan of the Botany Department at Government College Mansehra. The document focuses on water as an important environmental factor for plant ecology.
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- 1. SUBJECT: Plant Ecology-I Semester: VI, BS Botany Teacher Name: Dr. Khalid Rasheed Khan Department of Botany Government College Mansehra
- 2. Water as a environmental factor
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