The News of the Systematics of Higher Plants . T. 42", published by the team of authors, represents an important contribution to the world of botany and plant systematics. This publication, like the previous volumes, is the result of many years of research and observations collected by leading scientists and specialists in the field of botany. It covers a wide range of topics relating to the classification, systematics and evolution of higher plants, making it an indispensable source of information for professionals and botanists. In this volume, readers will find up-to-date data on new plant species, their characteristics, and habitats. The authors share the results of their research, which can change the perception of many plants and their relationships. The book is replete with vivid illustrations and tables, which helps to visualize information and makes it more accessible to perception. Each section is permeated with the spirit of scientific search and the desire to open new horizons in the understanding of the plant world. This book will be of interest not only to professional botanists and systematicists, but also to students studying biology and ecology. It will also attract the attention of nature lovers who want to better understand the diversity and complexity of higher plants. If you are fond of gardening, landscape design or just like to walk through forests and parks, this publication will become a real treasure for you. It will help you to better navigate the world of plants, their classification and ecology. The themes raised in this volume are diverse and multifaceted. The authors discuss not only the systematics and classification, but also the environmental aspects affecting the distribution and survival of plants in different conditions. They consider the impact of climate change on flora as well as the importance of biodiversity conservation. These questions become particularly relevant in light of contemporary environmental challenges, and the book offers readers new perspectives on how we can preserve and protect the plant world. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor and at the same time accessibility. They skillfully balance between complex terms and understandable language, which makes the material available to a wide audience. The team of authors includes both experienced scientists and young researchers, which gives the book freshness and dynamism. Among other well-known works related to plant systematics are the Systematics of Higher Plants and the Flora of Russia, which are also important sources for the study of botany. If you are looking for a book that will not only enrich your knowledge of the plant world, but also inspire new discoveries, "News of the Systematics of Higher Plants. T. 42" would be a great choice. It offers readers a unique opportunity to look into the world of botanical research, understand how scientists work on classifying and preserving plants, and perhaps even inspire you to do your own research. Do not miss the chance to expand your horizons and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of higher plants with this wonderful book!