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Hedera Pastuchovii Woronow, commonly known as the "Russian Ivy", is part of the family of Araliaceae due to the area in which it is found and used.

Hedera Pastuchovii G Woronow has a chromosome number of 2n= 144 (6x), making it a hexaploid. The distribution of the plant varies around the content of Asia, but it is native to the Caucasus, Elburz Mountains of Iran. In a recent study of phylogenetics, H. Pastuchovii, has been found to be related to other species of parsimony through a test of cpDNA restriction site variation analysis. In the clade containing Asian taxa, the results showed that the pre-existing phylogenies are largely congruent to one another, helping to place one additional clade helped resolve the positions of H. maroccana, H. iberica, and H. canariensis in the combined analysis.

Hedera Pastuchovii is a climbing plant that can be found on many trees or walls, as it clings up to any surface and is good for climbing or scaling any walls or trees.