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Investigation of Plant Species and Their Application in Residential Area of Chongqing City

Ding Ting-fa

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The paper had investigated major plant species in residential areas from 2000 to 2010,and analyzed different plants' allocation modes in different places of the residential area like the entrance,waterscape space,pavilion and green belt,so as to provide reference for the future planting design in residential areas of Chongqing City.

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The paper had investigated major plant species in residential areas from 2000 to 2010,and analyzed different plants' allocation modes in different places of the residential area like the entrance,waterscape space,pavilion and green belt,so as to provide reference for the future planting design in residential areas of Chongqing City.

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The paper had investigated major plant species in residential areas from 2000 to 2010,and analyzed different plants' allocation modes in different places of the residential area like the entrance,waterscape space,pavilion and green belt,so as to provide reference for the future planting design in residential areas of Chongqing City.

Key concepts: Pavilion, Residential area, Plant species, Geography, Commercial area, Environmental protection, Civil engineering, Ecology

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