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Life cycle curves linked to root zone colonization space for urban trees as a foundation to meet urban forest design and longevity goals

Article number

1189_70

Pages

363 – 370

Language

English

Abstract

In an increasingly urban world society, there is a need to provide fit habitats for urban dwellers.
Toward that end, the development of methods for urban tree and whole urban canopy management is foundational for the provision of a quality environment.
Life cycle curves are a convenient method which can be developed for specific or generalized service value provisions.
Furthermore, such curves can be developed on common design forms and tree typologies within a regional species palette.
A series of studies in New Jersey and Florida inform the idea to suggest the feasibility and merit of such an approach for urban tree management planning.

Publication

VI International Conference on Landscape and Urban Horticulture

Authors

J. Grabosky

Keywords

urban tree canopy, environmental services

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2017.1189.70

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