Furkat Orunbayevich Khassanov (24 March 1959 – 20 October 2024)

Furkat Orunbayevich Khassanov (1959–2024) – widely renowned systematic botanist and expert on the flora of Central Asia, especially of Uzbekistan – passed away in peace on 20 October 2024. With him, we lost a respected colleague, admired teacher, and dear friend.

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Botanica Pacifica
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17581/bp.2025.14107
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Medical and Biological Sciences
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Furkat Orunbayevich Khassanov (1959–2024) – widely renowned systematic botanist and expert on the flora of Central Asia, especially of Uzbekistan – passed away in peace on 20 October 2024. With him, we lost a respected colleague, admired teacher, and dear friend.

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