Investigation of Altitudinal and Longitudinal Variations of Pollen Grains of the Oak Species (The Genus Quercus L.) in Duhok Province Iraq

Mooner Ramadan Yasin

Pharmacy Department, Duhok Technical Institute, Duhok Polytechnic University, Iraq

Mahmood Mohammed Mahmood

Iraq

Dler Jala Ramzan Sulaivani

Iraq

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