Use of Medicinal Plant and Its Vulnerability Due to Climate Change in Northern Part of Bangladesh

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"Use of Medicinal Plant and Its Vulnerability Due to Climate Change in Northern Part of Bangladesh"
written by Sadhan Kumar Roy, Dipak Kumar Roy,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.7 No.13, 2016

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