Principles and methods for developing urban forest

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Principles and methods for developing urban forest

CHEN Wei^1,2, HU Zhibin^1,2, SU Daoyan¹, SUN Yu¹

1. Arboretum, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang 110016, China;
2. Graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100039, China

Received:2003-06-03 Revised:2003-07-28 Online:2003-12-10

Abstract

Abstract: By reviewing the development of urban forest, seven principles for building urban forest were put forward in this paper. The ecological network composed of point, line and polygon is the right way to build urban forest. Two successful models for establishing urban forest were recommended.

Key words: Upland crop, Rainfall potential use rate, Water supply-demand equilibrium, Water ecological adaptability index (WEAI), Loess hilly zone

CLC Number:

Q948

CHEN Wei, HU Zhibin, SU Daoyan, SUN Yu. Principles and methods for developing urban forest[J]. cje, 2003, (6): 169-172.

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