Species composition of tree and bush plantations at the school territory in Vyshgorod t., Kyiv region
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https://doi.org/10.31548/dopovidi2016.03.022Keywords:
school territory, green spaces, tree and shrub speciesAbstract
The species composition of tree and shrub plantations at the school territory in Vyshgorod town has been defined and analyzed. The conclusions about range of tree and shrub plantings and improving of landscaping of object were made.
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