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Top-down segregated policies undermine the maintenance of traditional wooded landscapes: Evidence from oaks at the European Union's eastern border 期刊论文
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2019, 189: 247-259
作者:  Bobiec, Andrzej;  Podlaski, Rafal;  Ortyl, Bernadetta;  Korol, Mykola;  Havryliuk, Serhii;  Ollerer, Kinga;  Ziobro, Jolanta M.;  Pilch, Kamil;  Dychkevych, Vasyl;  Dudek, Tomasz;  Mazsa, Katalin;  Varga, Anna;  Angelstam, Per
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Prediction of airborne pollen concentrations for the plane tree as a tool for evaluating allergy risk in urban green areas 期刊论文
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2019, 189: 285-295
作者:  Lara, Beatriz;  Rojo, Jesus;  Fernandez-Gonzalez, Federico;  Perez-Badia, Rosa
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Plane tree pollen  Allergy risk  Meteorological variables  Forecasting model  Time series analysis  
The influence of climate and drought on urban tree growth in southeast Australia and the implications for future growth under climate change 期刊论文
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2017, 167
作者:  Nitschke, Craig R.;  Nichols, Scott;  Allen, Kathy;  Dobbs, Cynnamon;  Livesley, Stephen J.;  Baker, Patrick J.;  Lynch, Yvonne
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Climate change  Quercus  Ulmus  Platanus  Drought  Vulnerability  
Distribution of forest ecosystems over two centuries in a highly urbanized landscape 期刊论文
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2017, 164
作者:  Fahey, Robert T.;  Casali, Matthew
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Fragmentation  Urban development  Remnant forest  Aerial image analysis  Quercus  Chicago  
Distribution of ornamental urban trees and their influence on airborne pollen in the SW of Iberian Peninsula 期刊论文
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2017, 157
作者:  Maya Manzano, Jose Maria;  Tormo Molina, Rafael;  Fernandez Rodriguez, Santiago;  Silva Palacios, Inmaculada;  Gonzalo Garijo, Angela
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Ornamental trees  Airborne pollen  Allergy  Urban green infrastructure