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Conceptualizing the Human Drivers of Low Tree Diversity in Planted Urban Landscapes

2022-08-30

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Despite the abundance of tree diversity in the natural world, and generally high tree species richness in urban areas, urban forests continue to be dominated by a limited number of species. As socio-ecological systems, urban forests are shaped by historical and current management efforts and decision-making of a wide range of human actors. Drawing on past research, we offer a conceptual framework for describing th...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202208.0517.v1

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