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Review on biological and biotechnological characteristics of the terrestrial orchid Ludisia discolor
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The present paper presents a review of the distribution, taxonomy, ecology, biochemical properties and usage of the orchid Ludisia discolor.
Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"
Title: Review on biological and biotechnological characteristics of the terrestrial orchid Ludisia discolor
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The present paper presents a review of the distribution, taxonomy, ecology, biochemical properties and usage of the orchid Ludisia discolor.
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