Magana‐Arachchi et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Air quality improvement using phytodiversity and plant architectureMagana‐Arachchi et al., 2021
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- 3590996245124417149
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- Magana‐Arachchi D
- Wanigatunge R
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- Publication venue
- Handbook of Ecological and Ecosystem Engineering
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Conceptually, phytodiversity is the variation in the plant kingdom. It describes the number, variety, and variability in plants and diversity in the form of species, genus, and ecology. Architecture is the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings or complex …
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