Abstract
Changes in the way we construct our urban environment have significantly reduced the chances of success for new plantings. In order to compete for rooting space, new planting details are being created. I will explore things landscape architects do which contribute to the problem as well as changes the profession must make in details and design to assure the growth of new tree plantings.
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Changes in urban construction have significantly reduced success of new tree plantings.
- Taxon
- treee1
- Treatment
- Changes in the way we construct our urban environmente0
- Outcome
- chances of success for new plantingse0
- Direction
- reducede0
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e0“Changes in the way we construct our urban environment have significantly reduced the chances of success for new plantings.”
e1“assure the growth of new tree plantings”