Research on Landscape Design of Plant Classification Garden A Case Study of Classification Garden in Jinzhong Botanical Garden
LI Fangzhen
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LI Fangzhen
Abstract
Based on the analysis of the status quo on botanical classification garden, the authors summarized the common classification system characteristics and its limitations. Taking Jinzhong Baicaopo Forest Botanical Garden as an example, the authors made landscape analysis for classification gardens. The authors launched the research to select the suitable classification system, collect plants, calculate the area of display area, design landscape space and form the characteristics of plant landscape in order to provide a reference for shaping the method of planning a classification garden in a scientific, regional and characteristic way.
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Based on the analysis of the status quo on botanical classification garden, the authors summarized the common classification system characteristics and its limitations. Taking Jinzhong Baicaopo Forest Botanical Garden as an example, the authors made landscape analysis for classification gardens. The authors launched the research to select the suitable classification system, collect plants, calculate the area of display area, design landscape space and form the characteristics of plant landscape in order to provide a reference for shaping the method of planning a classification garden in a scientific, regional and characteristic way.
Key concepts: Botanical garden, Status quo, Geography, Classification scheme, Garden design, Forestry, Computer science, Engineering