Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Nov. 23, 2023
Abstract
Climate
change,
such
as
temperature
and
precipitation
changes,
is
becoming
increasingly
obvious,
in
this
context,
planting
designs
need
to
urgently
consider
future
climate
change
advance.
A
field
experiment
was
conducted
Beijing,
China,
where
the
predicted
increase,
extra
irrigation
used
simulate
increase.
The
species
richness
of
sown
meadows,
including
spontaneous
plants
plants,
adaptive
strategies
communities
were
recorded
under
different
types
design
models
substrates.
results
showed
that
increased
diversity
resource-demanding
but
had
no
significant
effect
on
dry
matter
content
entire
community
species.
Moreover,
interactions
among
substrate,
especially
models,
significant.
Of
three-layer
model
highest
least
invasive
plants.
In
addition,
significantly
changed
functional
strategy
plant
away
from
ruderals
towards
competitor-stress
tolerant
This
study
provides
guidance
for
management
naturalistic
change.
Diversity,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 277 - 277
Published: Feb. 15, 2023
To
promote
sustainability
in
urban
green
spaces,
it
is
necessary
to
know
the
diversity
of
spontaneous
species
these
spaces.
Based
on
investigation
and
analysis
relevant
scientific
literature,
their
importance
was
contextually
discussed,
along
with
assessment
local
biodiversity
impact
Studies
flora,
or
ecosystem
services,
studies
exotic
adaptability
were
summarized.
Finally,
existing
issues
regarding
urbanization,
role
plants
restoring
industrial
areas
discussed.
research
carried
out,
considered
that
spaces
contain
unique
useful
resulting
from
management.
Spontaneous
flora
can
be
a
generator
aesthetic
character,
which
grown
an
ecologically
sound
way
private
gardens
natural
town
village
zones,
certain
remarkable
farming-biological
characteristics
(ecological
plasticity,
high
hardiness,
etc.).
Biodiversity
feature
landscapes,
offering
multiple
gains,
conservation
this
fundamental
requires
integrated
approach.
However,
urbanisation
usually
has
detrimental
influence
species’
diversity.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
339, P. 117907 - 117907
Published: April 12, 2023
The
widespread
decline
of
biodiversity
due
to
increasing
urban
development
raises
the
need
timely
identify
areas
most
relevant
conservation
native
species,
particularly
within
cities
where
natural
are
extremely
limited.
Here,
we
assess
multiple
role
local
geomorphological
features
in
shaping
patterns
and
dynamics
plant
diversity,
with
aim
identifying
values
priorities
an
urbanised
area
Southern
Italy.
Based
on
recent
historical
lists
vascular
plants,
compared
floristic
composition
different
portions
by
considering
species'
value,
ecological
biogeographical
traits.
We
found
that
landscape
remnants,
accounting
for
5%
study
area,
harbour
over
85%
whole
diversity
a
considerable
set
exclusive
species.
Results
Generalised
Linear
Mixed
Models
show
outstanding
remnants
native,
rare
specialised
compositional
similarities
among
sampled
sites
resulting
from
hierarchical
clustering,
these
linear
elements
also
play
key
maintaining
continuity
potential
connectivity
throughout
landscape.
By
comparing
current
data
early
XX
century,
considered
significantly
more
likely
host
populations
declining
underlining
their
as
refugia
against
past
future
extinctions.
Taken
together,
our
findings
represent
effective
framework
tackle
challenging
nature
cities,
namely
providing
valuable
approach
identification
priority
anthropogenic
landscapes.
