Tree species used in urban forestry in Brazil: a scientometric review
Daniela Baldez Vidal-Couto,
Carolina Reis de Brito,
Isis Leite Medeiros Mascarenhas Andrade
et al.
Abstract:We conducted a scientometric review based on urban floristic inventories published in Brazilian scientific journals between 2000 and 2020 to determine the diversity and conservation status of trees used in urban forestry in Brazil. The floristic inventories were divided according to five Brazilian geographic regions. Tree species were divided into native and exotic species. We identified 71 floristic inventories of urban forestry, most of which were concentrated in the South and Southeast regions. In total, 47… Show more
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