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Arboricultural Journal
The International Journal of Urban Forestry
Volume 11, 1987 - Issue 2
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URBAN TREES IN HONG KONG—BENEFITS AND CONSTRAINTS

C. Y. Jim Department of Geography and Geology, University of Hong Kong, Pokfulum Road, Hong Kong
Pages 145-164 | Published online: 27 Mar 2012

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CY. Jim. (1991) STREET TREES IN A COUNTY TOWN IN SOUTH CHINA. Arboricultural Journal 15:2, pages 145-160.
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C.Y. Jim. (1990) ARBORICULTURAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR URBAN HONG KONG. Arboricultural Journal 14:2, pages 139-148.
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Shuya MATSUBARA, Yorikazu MARUTA, Yoshimitsu OMI & Shigeto YANAI. (1996) A Fundamental Study of the Consciousness of Students and Graduates to Big Tree in Playground校庭の巨樹に係わる小学生および卒業生の意識に関する基礎的研究. Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture 59:5, pages 81-84.
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