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Effectiveness of Native Species Buffer Zones for Nonstructural Treatment of Urban Runoff
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Year:
1993
Pages:
80
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Paperback
Product Code:
078818881X
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Roger H. Glick, Mary Leigh Wolfe, & Thomas L. Thurow. A field study was conducted to determine the influences of vegetation composition, buffer width, & infiltration rate on the effectiveness of native vegetation buffer zones as nonstructural treatments of urban runoff with respect to increasing water quality. The soil was a shallow, well-drained clay overlying limestone. Twelve constituents were measured, & four different vegetation compositions were used as treatments: wooded areas, wooded areas cleared, native grasses mowed, & native grasses unmowed. The mowed & unmowed areas had the lowest concentrations of pollutants. Concentration of the pollutants in the buffer strip was studied.
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