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Article title
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Abstract
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Study area
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Methods
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Data sampling and data analyses
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Results
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General floristic features and relations between plant communities
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Classification of the vegetation units
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Syntaxonomic synopsis
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Mesic mown and grazed subalpine meadows and pastures on fertile soils
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Irano-Turanian thermophilous, mesic tall-forb communities of the western Pamir-Alai and Tian Shan Mountains
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Forb rich mesophilious tall-forb communities of the western Pamir-Alai Mountains
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Scree-like tall-forb communities of the eastern Irano-Turanian region
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Dry tall-forb communities of the subhumid zone of the eastern Irano-Turanian region
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Mesic mown and grazed subalpine meadows and pastures on fertile soils
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Irano-Turanian thermophilous, mesic tall-forb communities of the Pamir-Alai and Tian Shan Mountains
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Forb rich mesophilious tall-forb communities of the western Pamir-Alai Mountains
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2.1.1. Community of Allium hymenorhizum (cluster 2)
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2.1.2. Feruletum sumbuli (cluster 3)
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2.1.3. Heracleetum lehmannianii Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 4)
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2.1.4. Eremuretum kaufmannii Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 5)
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2.1.5. Anthriscidetum glacialis Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 6)
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Scree like tall-forb communities of the eastern Irano-Turanian region
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2.2.1. Community of Cousinia batalinii and Euphorbia pamirica (cluster 7)
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2.2.2. Phlomoidetum kaufmannianae Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 8)
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2.2.3. Eremostachyetum tadshikistanicae Nowak et al. 2016 (cluster 9)
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2.2.4. Community of Senecio saposhnikovii (cluster 10)
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2.2.5. Eremuretum stenophyllido-comosi Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 11)
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2.3.2. Alliance: Scabioso songaricae-Phlomoidion lehmannianae Nowak et al. all. nov. prov
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2.3.1. Community of Inula macrophylla (cluster 12)
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2.3.2. Stipetum margelanicae Nowak et al. 2016 (cluster 13)
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2.3.3. Lathyretum mulkaki Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 14)
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2.3.4. Potentillo orientalis-Eremuretum fusci S. (cluster 15)
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2.3.5. Hordeo bulbosi-Astragaletum retamocarpi S. PageBreak (cluster 16)
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2.3.6. Community of Ferula kuhistanica (cluster 17)
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2.3.7. Eremuretum robusti Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 18)
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2.3.8. Phlomoido lehmannianae-Onobrychidetum grandis Nowak et al. ass. nov. prov. (cluster 19)
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Discussion
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The origin of the tall-forb vegetation in Middle Asia
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Comparisons of the Middle Asian tall-forb vegetation to the sourrounding areas
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The overlap between Irano-Turanian tall-forb and scree vegetation and its relation to Juniper grooves
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Environmental features determining the floristic composition of communities
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Conclusions
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Data availability
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Author contributions
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Acknowledgements
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References
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