Titlebook: Urban Services to Ecosystems; Green Infrastructure Chiara Catalano,Maria Beatrice Andreucci,Salvatore Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Roof Greening with Native Plant Species of Dry Sandy Grasslands in Northwestern Germanyith a low value for biodiversity. By combining a habitat template and a seed-provenance approach, we review the suitability of plant species from regionally occurring dry sandy grasslands (.) for extensive roof greening in northwestern Germany. Since 2015, we have studied the effects of species intr

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Nature-Based Solutions as Tools for Monitoring the Abiotic and Biotic Factors in Urban Ecosystemsreen road lines and roundabouts, bio-swales, productive gardens, green roofs and walls. In each site, the challenge is to provide the best solution according to the environmental and cultural context and the citizens’ demand. The urban horticulture in synergy with NBS provides to design, realise and

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Anthosart Green Tool: Selecting Species for Green Infrastructure Designle and can also be significantly lowered by using native flora and getting inspired by local plant communities. Nature-based solutions entail the use of species that co-occur naturally, thus replicating a model of coexistence consolidated by the evolutionary coherence of the biosphere. Planning, usi

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Stewardship Innovation: The Forgotten Component in Maximising the Value of Urban Nature-Based Solutitaneously providing environmental, social, and economic benefits. This represents a mechanism for renaturing cities that can address many of the interrelated challenges associated with urbanisation and climate change. If NBS can be delivered effectively on citywide scales, it presents an opportunity

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Nature as Model: Evaluating the Mature Vegetation of Early Extensive Green Roofs natural plant communities. This chapter evaluates the nature-based model by assessing the conditions that shaped the vegetation of a sample of old extensive green roofs (EGRs), two to three decades after installation. With a special focus on the conditions that shaped the plant communities surveyed

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Less Is More: Soil and Substrate Quality as an Opportunity for Urban Greening and Biodiversity Consees habitat for almost all terrestrial plants, as well as a large proportion of terrestrial fauna. Yet, despite soils global importance, it is estimated that one third of worldwide soil is degraded (FAO, Status of the World’s Soil Resources (SWSR) – main report. Food and Agriculture Organization of t

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How Urban Agriculture Can Contribute to Green Infrastructure in Japanese Citiesd persist even today. Although urban farmland has various ecological and social benefits, it is still unstable to position it as part of the green infrastructure of a modern city; for spatial, ecological and social-functional dimensions. First, it is unclear whether the amount and location of urban

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Anticipating an Urban Green Infrastructure Design for the Turkish Mediterranean City of Antalyal and semi-natural areas in urban, peri-urban and rural landscapes, green infrastructure aims to provide sustainable urban development and to link green and blue spaces at both urban and regional scales..In this study, a green infrastructure design system is anticipated for the city of Antalya. A se