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581.526.53(282.247.36) - 2011.., - - - - A detailed ecological and morphological analysis of coenofloras of steppe vegetation in the Don basin allowed to interpret the adaptive capacities of different forms of plant organisms and their strategies to identify the environmental conditionality of phytocenological biomorphological diversity in different subzonal and regional units of vegetation. When shiftig on the gradient of continentality in oenofloras there observed clear conformity of certain biomorphological characteristics of different types of the phytocoenotic structure. The area-azonal heterogeneous nature of petrophytic, psammophytic and halophytic edaphic variants has been set. -. Keywords: Ecological and morphological analysis, oenofloras, steppe vegetation. - - - 31

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