Urban Green Space Plant Landscape Design Based on Phytocoenology Theories
XU Ke-f
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XU Ke-f
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From the view of phytocoenology theories, and based on the organic combination of ecological, landscape, social and economic benefits and the investigation and verification of the design case of the author twenty years ago, the paper summarizes several plant community design patterns with the characteristics of healthy growth, beautiful landscape, easy maintenance and resources and cost saving, in order to provide theoretical guidance for forming stable plant community in urban green space system landscape design.
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From the view of phytocoenology theories, and based on the organic combination of ecological, landscape, social and economic benefits and the investigation and verification of the design case of the author twenty years ago, the paper summarizes several plant community design patterns with the characteristics of healthy growth, beautiful landscape, easy maintenance and resources and cost saving, in order to provide theoretical guidance for forming stable plant community in urban green space system landscape design.
Key concepts: Landscape architecture, Landscape design, Space (punctuation), Urban green space, Hard landscape materials, Plant growth, Order (exchange), Architectural engineering