Genetic diversity in some Indian<i>Bulbophyllinae</i>(<i>Orchidaceae</i>) with reference to ecological adaptability and phylogenetic significance

Ramesh, G.; Ramudu, J.; Khasim, S. M.; Thammasiri, K.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2017.1167.29

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“…Shiyun Tang et al has conducted on-the-spot analysis of traditional famous residences in many places in Guangxi, and has established different models for evaluation of the adaptability of traditional buildings [ 2 ]. Ramesh et al has studied traditional dwellings on the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh, India, and it has assessed the ecological suitability of traditional dwellings [ 3 ]. The residences of Hani villagers are divided into 4 types: rammed earth house (earth palm house), mushroom house, tile house, and stilted house (dry barn house).…”

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[Retracted] Ecological Adaptability and Application of Traditional Historical Buildings under the Background of Environmental Protection

Yang

Wei

et al. 2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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Traditional historical buildings carry the culture and spirit of China for thousands of years and have a unique charm that modern buildings do not have. However, traditional historical buildings have gradually declined over time, and their restoration not only takes time and materials but also causes certain harm to the environment. Therefore, this paper has aimed to explore how traditional historical buildings can develop in a sustainable and ecologically adaptive image in modern times. For traditional historical buildings, this paper has taken traditional cave dwellings in northern Shaanxi as an example to analyze their ecological adaptability, and based on the analysis results, traditional cave dwellings have been transformed. Specifically, this paper has taken the comfort of residential houses as the evaluation standard and has selected the thermal stability of the building and the energy consumption of heat supply as indicators to compare and analyze the traditional cave dwellings and the renovated cave dwellings. The experimental results of this paper have found that the traditional historical buildings are the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancients for thousands of years. However, due to the limitation of technology, the lighting and thermal stability of traditional cave dwellings are not high. After scientific design, the lighting and thermal stability of the transformed cave are 100% and 30% higher than those of the traditional cave, respectively, and the heating energy consumption is reduced by 50%.

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