I have never come across this kind of topic using plant species for forensic analysis in a crime scene. All I have ever read and heard about is a forensic analysis using bloodstain and maybe some other object found at the crime scene. But this new field in botany will really help in solving homicide committed inside forest or wooden apartment. I learnt a new thing today @lupafilotaxia.
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Right basically those are the two most used approaches, homicides committed in forests or green spaces, where it is presumed they could bury the victim, because the plant community is notably different, and regarding the wooden apartments, precisely the first case reported and clarified was using the wood as evidence.
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