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2015
Urban trees inevitably grow under conditions different from the conditions of the natural habitat. Compressed soil, bad water regime of soils, human activity, emissions and traffic reduce the life span of trees forcing researchers to select new species or cultivars for urban conditions. But, is this the right way?
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Urban trees inevitably grow under conditions different from the conditions of the natural habitat. Compressed soil, bad water regime of soils, human activity, emissions and traffic reduce the life span of trees forcing researchers to select new species or cultivars for urban conditions. But, is this the right way?
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2008
Human settlements have always implied a drawback for the natural state of the environment. But in the course of replacing forests, meadows, marshes by buildings, streets, marketplaces, men also developed a strong desire to incorporate natural elements into urban design: The early Egyptians, e.g., planted trees in regular symmetrical rows along their ...
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Human settlements have always implied a drawback for the natural state of the environment. But in the course of replacing forests, meadows, marshes by buildings, streets, marketplaces, men also developed a strong desire to incorporate natural elements into urban design: The early Egyptians, e.g., planted trees in regular symmetrical rows along their ...
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Urban trees vade mecum: tree inspection and examination
Arboricultural Journal, 2013This book is an excellent thought-provoking appraisal of the murky art of tree inspection. It draws together a wealth of information, observations, methodologies and techniques which although aimed...
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Urban Tree Survival: Trees in the Sidewalk
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 1978Ruth Foster, Joan Blaine
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With the ongoing surge of urbanization, a majority of the world's population now resides in urban areas exposed to various environmental stressors. Cities, experiencing temperatures up to 10°C higher than nearby rural areas due to energy consumption and urban infrastructure, necessitate urgent measures to address these challenges, especially ...
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