2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.gecco.2014.11.016
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Building biodiversity: Vegetated façades as habitats for spider and beetle assemblages

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“…Green walls areas may remain well below this size. Living walls (all) 65.9 ± 3.09 (n = 21) 6-200 [44] Modular systems 188 ± 264.6 (n = 9) 28-900 [46] Continuous systems 118.3 ± 87 (n = 6) 40-300 [46] Like in small urban green spaces (e.g., Reference [64]) and larger ones (e.g., Reference [60]), significant relationships exist between the sizes of green roofs and green walls and species diversity, but those relationships are highly variable among communities, habitats, and time. The relationship between stone wall areas and plant richness has not yet been explored, but it is now known that the size of extensive and semi-extensive roofs (i.e., the more interesting systems for wildlife because of reduced maintenance) acts as a minor determining factor in the species richness of colonizing plants [49,62].…”
Section: Are Green Walls and Green Roofs Large Enough For Supporting mentioning
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“…Green walls areas may remain well below this size. Living walls (all) 65.9 ± 3.09 (n = 21) 6-200 [44] Modular systems 188 ± 264.6 (n = 9) 28-900 [46] Continuous systems 118.3 ± 87 (n = 6) 40-300 [46] Like in small urban green spaces (e.g., Reference [64]) and larger ones (e.g., Reference [60]), significant relationships exist between the sizes of green roofs and green walls and species diversity, but those relationships are highly variable among communities, habitats, and time. The relationship between stone wall areas and plant richness has not yet been explored, but it is now known that the size of extensive and semi-extensive roofs (i.e., the more interesting systems for wildlife because of reduced maintenance) acts as a minor determining factor in the species richness of colonizing plants [49,62].…”
Section: Are Green Walls and Green Roofs Large Enough For Supporting mentioning
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“…Arthropod species richness is poorly driven by wall size regardless of the system (climbing systems, modular living wall, continuous living wall) [46], but it is impacted by the available area in the case of roofs [50,51]. A weak positive association between green roof size and species abundance or diversity [50,65] has been found, and Kyro et al (2018) [51] recently added that roof species that are not sensitive to reduced patch size will typically benefit from small roofs, unlike species that require a large area of continuous habitat (e.g., running spiders).…”
Section: Are Green Walls and Green Roofs Large Enough For Supporting mentioning
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