The study of the number, distribution, and relationships of plant species in one or more areas.
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Floristics
Floristics (from "flora") is a subdomain of botany and biogeography that studies distribution and relationships of plant species over geographic areas.
The term is not to be confused with floristry.
See also
- Floristic province
Landscape ecology - Phytosociology
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