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Changes in the health-related ecosystem services and disservices provided by urban trees over multiple decades in a small city

2025-02-27

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The effects of urban trees on public health should change over decades due to shifts in tree composition and abundance, environmental conditions, human demography, and disease incidence. However, there are few case studies documenting changes in the health-related ecosystem services and disservices provided by trees over time. Here we use seven tree censuses to quantify changes in the effects of city-owned trees o...

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Literature Corpus work: e9176a09-30c7-50f2-8c56-9867c96dfb43
DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.21.639397

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