REDESIGNING THE URBAN FOREST FROM THE GROUND BELOW: A NEW APPROACH TO SPECIFYING ADEQUATE SOIL VOLUMES FOR STREET TREES
REDESIGNING THE URBAN FOREST FROM THE GROUND BELOW: A NEW APPROACH TO SPECIFYING ADEQUATE SOIL VOLUMES FOR STREET TREES
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从地下重新设计城市森林:为行道树指定充足土壤体积的新方法
DOI:
10.1080/03071375.1992.9746896
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发表时间:
1992
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通讯作者:
N. Bassuk
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作者:
Patricia Lindsey;N. Bassuk
Summary Current surveys have dramatically documented the plight of struggling and dying urban trees. Inadequate soil rooting volume is an important cause of this premature mortality. The soil acts as a vital reservoir, holding and then supplying water as the tree demands it. A weather-based methodology has been developed that enables the arboriculturist to size a tree pit or container based on a tree's daily expected water requirements, thereby reducing or eliminating water stress over a growing season. For use as a general estimate, a soil volume of 5 m3 for a medium sized tree is recommended.