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Tree surface temperature in an urban environment

2010-01-01

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Trees are essential in a dense urban environment not only because of their aesthetic value, but also for their cooling effect during hot periods, which impacts directly on the local microclimate. However, certain trees cope better with high urban temperatures than others. Here, we report tree crown temperatures of 10 common tree species frequently planted in Central European cities (in part, supplemented with stom...

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Literature Corpus work: a65820b8-adc5-526d-8cc9-afd04034d9c1
DOI: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2009.08.006

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