FERNS OF THE KORATEPA RESERVOIR
Keywords:
diversity; fern; transectAbstract
In this article, the ferns found around the Karatepa reservoir were studied and their taxonomy was compiled. The condition of the sedges growing around the stream was assessed using mathematical and statistical methods.
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