Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1050709 Landscape and Urban Planning 2006 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
This paper demonstrates that the tree population of landscapes relates to past land use and can therefore be interpreted and utilised to define specific historic units which have particular 'time depth' and ecological meaning. Both the spatial distribution and species composition of each tree was recorded in the analysis which can be replicated elsewhere.
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The potential for using trees to help define historic landscape zones: a case study in the English Lake District
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