Functions of buffer plantings in urban environments
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Conference Proceedings (Chapter)
Conference Proceedings (Chapter)
Buffer plantings "can provide visual privacy, attenuate noise, diminish air pollution, reduce and retard stormwater runoff, help maintain water quality, increase property values, provide habitat for wildlife, moderate microclimates, and reduce the energy required to heat and cool nearby buildings." (p.281) Reprinted from Agricultre, Ecosystems and Environment 22/23:281-298, 1988.
[Ti: Functions of buffer plantings in urban environments]
[Au: McPherson, E.G.,]
[So: In: Brandle, J.R. et al., eds. Windbreak technology: Proceedings of International Symposium on Windbreak Technology, Lincoln, NE, June, 1986. New York, Elsevier. pp.281-298.]
[Ky: Physical Benefits of Urban Forests]]
Authors
E.G. McPherson
E.G. McPherson
Date Published
1988
1988
Journal/Conference
In: Brandle, J.R. et al., eds. Windbreak technology: Proceedings of International Symposium on Windbreak Technology, Lincoln, NE, June, 1986. New York, Elsevier. pp.281-298.
In: Brandle, J.R. et al., eds. Windbreak technology: Proceedings of International Symposium on Windbreak Technology, Lincoln, NE, June, 1986. New York, Elsevier. pp.281-298.
Publisher
In: Brandle, J.R. et al., eds. Windbreak technology: Proceedings of International Symposium on Windbreak Technology, Lincoln, NE, June, 1986. New York, Elsevier. pp.281-298.
In: Brandle, J.R. et al., eds. Windbreak technology: Proceedings of International Symposium on Windbreak Technology, Lincoln, NE, June, 1986. New York, Elsevier. pp.281-298.
ISBN/ISSN
NA
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Sub-Topics
Air Quality/Pollution
Air Quality/Pollution
Keywords
Physical Benefits of Urban Forests
Physical Benefits of Urban Forests
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