Classification of trees and tree species in Obrenovac “Mali park” by the elements of growth, vitality and ornamentalness

Stavretović, Nenad; Vuckovic, M.; Stajić, Branko

doi:10.2298/abs1004119s

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“…As it has already been stated, besides trees, grass and weed are also allergenic species. The numerous authors (Stavretović et al 2006, Stavretović et al 2010aStavretović et al, 2010b, Stavretović et al 2011, Petrović et al 2013 have noted a significant presence of allergenic species of grass and weed on different types of urban green areas.…”

Section: Betula Pendulamentioning

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Analysis of dendroflora on the green areas of some kindergartens in Belgrade (Serbia)

Vicentic¹,

Kanjevac²,

Petrović³

et al. 2017

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Green areas of kindergartens and schools represent an important part of the system of a city's greenery and perform a range of functions like ecological, environmental, sanitary, aesthetic, educational, recreational, etc. These areas may have some woody species which are of an invasive or allergenic character. Allergenic woody species may negatively influence the children's health, or provoke certain allergic reactions. Since children spend most of their time in kindergartens, the research of the presence of allergenic species in these areas is very important. Invasive woody species could threaten biodiversity and disturb aesthetics of the green kindergarten's area by sudden and quick spreading. The research has been carried out on the green areas of four kindergartens in Belgrade. This research consists of the survey of the main elements of tree growth, the assessment of vitality and decorativeness of each tree as well as the establishment of the number of allergens and invasive species on every researched area. The obtained data have been processed in the statistical program SPSS Statistics 17.0. The results have shown the presence of 41 plant species with the total number of 359 trees on those 4 researched areas. One invasive species (Robinia pseudoacacaia L.) with the total number of 38 trees (10.6%) is present. 12 allergenic species with 133 trees have been ascertained, which is 37.0% of the total number. The species Betula pendula Roth., which pollen has very conspicuous allergenic characteristics, is present with 17 trees, and the species of the genus Tilia spp., with moderately to strongly conspicuous characteristics of pollen, with 21 tree.

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Section: Betula Pendulamentioning

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Analysis of dendroflora on the green areas of some kindergartens in Belgrade (Serbia)

Vicentic¹,

Kanjevac²,

Petrović³

et al. 2017

AgricultForest

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“…For example, He used association rule analysis to explore the relationship between different urban growth patterns on urban vitality, and the results indicated that different forms of urban growth have different effects on urban vitality [36]. On the other hand, "growth" refers to the growth of urban trees [56,57]. These keywords also include "drought", "tree vitality", "vegetation", and "forest".…”

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Visualization and Analysis of Mapping Knowledge Domain of Urban Vitality Research

Shi

Miao

2019

Sustainability

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Mapping knowledge domain (MKD) is an important research technology in bibliometrics. It provides a visual perspective for researchers and helps researchers to clearly understand the general situations of specific research fields. Presently, MKD has been widely used in fields such as ecology and transportation safety. In this paper, we conduct a systematically bibliometric analysis of the development trend on urban vitality research by using VOSviewer software, and this work is based on the related articles published in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) and Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) between 1998 and 2018. In the implementation, we firstly introduce the annual numbers of articles, source journals, highly cited papers, and production countries relating to urban vitality research. Then, we adopt a keywords co-occurrence analysis to explore the topic distribution, research frontiers, and research trends of urban vitality research intuitively. Overall, the Mapped Knowledge Domain method has proved to be an effective way to assess research trends in specific disciplines and to contribute to researchers and governments with respect to management and decision-making on issues of science.

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Ecological Analysis of the Dendroflora of Futoški Park in the City of Novi Sad

Kurjakov

Čukanović

Blagojević

et al. 2017

Contemporary Agriculture

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Classification of trees and tree species in Obrenovac “Mali park” by the elements of growth, vitality and ornamentalness

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Analysis of dendroflora on the green areas of some kindergartens in Belgrade (Serbia)

Analysis of dendroflora on the green areas of some kindergartens in Belgrade (Serbia)

Visualization and Analysis of Mapping Knowledge Domain of Urban Vitality Research

Ecological Analysis of the Dendroflora of Futoški Park in the City of Novi Sad

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