A planning strategy to augment the diversity and biomass of roadside trees in urban Hong Kong
Journal, Research (Article)
Hong Kong's urban environment has an extremely high development density pervasively filled by buildings and roads. Little ground-level space is left for amenity planting within and without town lots, resulting in a cramped city matrix with inadequate green cover.... A city-wide roadside-tree census was conducted recently together with a survey of potential planting sites (PPS) with a view to augmenting tree biomass and diversity in the long run. [UMN]
C.Y. Jim
1999
Landscape and Urban Planning
Elsevier
Amsterdam (NL)
0169-2046
44//1
13
32
Planning, Inventory (tree)
Planning the Urban Forest
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