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DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoleng.2018.09.027
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Plant survival and growth on extensive green roofs: A distributed experiment in three climate regions

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“…Sporobolus heterolepis, planted in 2019, has been established for one year and has been successful in producing another plant. The success of S. heterolepis on the DBG green roof contrasts with what was found by Tran et al (2019) that this graminoid did not thrive with lower precipitation levels. Bouteloua gracilis made a spontaneous appearance in 2019 and was successful overwintering.…”
Section: Graminoidscontrasting
confidence: 87%
“…Sporobolus heterolepis, planted in 2019, has been established for one year and has been successful in producing another plant. The success of S. heterolepis on the DBG green roof contrasts with what was found by Tran et al (2019) that this graminoid did not thrive with lower precipitation levels. Bouteloua gracilis made a spontaneous appearance in 2019 and was successful overwintering.…”
Section: Graminoidscontrasting
confidence: 87%
“…Further research should test plant communities instead of single species, because species in monoculture might not be able to survive in certain environments. This purpose is related to the concept of niche complementarity: more co-occurring species sharing the same resources are more resilient and can offer a wider array of ecosystem services than uniform monocultures Tran et al 2019). The creation of patchy environments hosting many small niches could be a planning strategy not only to increase green roof biodiversity but also to create rescue zones for the species populating green roofs during exceptionally dry seasons.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Для определения влияния климата на вегетацию растений «зелёной крыши» в трёх городах Канады, имитировавших различные климатические условия: Калгари, Лондон и Галифакс (Новая Шотландия), -устроили «зелёные» крыши одинакового типа, исследовали их в течение трёх вегетационных периодов по следующим критериям: выживание растений, высота и рост растений следующих различных видов (и при различных способах посадки): Aquilegia canadensis, Sporobolus heterolepis и Sedum spurium. Высота и темпы роста растений различались в зависимости от города, вида растений и толщины субстрата [13].…”
Section: Cтроительные наукиunclassified