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133. Zirkle G, Lal R, Augustin B (2011) Modeling carbon sequestration in home lawns.
HortScience 46(5):808–814
134. Palmer C (2012) To what extent could planting trees help solve climate change? This article
was written by Dr. Charles Palmer of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and
the Environment at LSE in collaboration with the Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/
environment/2012/nov/29/planting-trees-climate-change
135. Hasan R, Othman N, Ismail F (2017) Tree species selection in street planting: it’s relationship
with issues in urban area. Environ Behav Proc J 2(6):185–194
136. Sjöman H, Gunnarsson A, Pauleit S, Bothmer R (2012) Selection approach of urban trees for
inner city environments: larning from nature. Arboricult Urban For 38(5):194–204
137. FAO “Food and Agriculture Organization” (2010) Adaptation of forests to climate change.
Global Change 11:403–427
138. Hemenway T (2009) Gias’s garden. A guide to home-scale permaculture, 2nd edn. Chelsea
Green Publishing Company, USA
139. Koriesh EM (2018b) Studies on air pollution 4: evaluation of some ornamental trees and
shrubs for reducing atmosphere carbon dioxide. In: The 8th international Arabic conference,
Ismailia, Egypt, Ismailia
140. Doherty C (2012) Ficus religiosa—new crop summary and recommendations. New
floricultural crops: formulation of production schedules for wild, non-domesticated
species. University of Minnesota. https://conservancy.umn.edu/bitstream/handle/
11299/143450/Ficus%20religiosa%20Paper%20Colin%20Doherty.pdf;jsessionid=
3B3618BE0BB5D32CB95878FD99DC1DE3?sequence=2
141. Padhy PK, Varshney CK (2005) Emission of volatile organic compounds (VOC) from tropical
plant species in India. Chemosphere 59(11):1643–1653
142. El-Hadidi M, Boulos L (1989) Street trees in Egypt. American University Press, Cairo, vol
3, pp 337–349
143. Shaltout K (2004) An updated flora of Egypt. Divers Distrib. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/
doi/full/10.1111/j.1472-4642.2004.00065.x
144. Dunnett N, Kingsbury N (2008) Planting green roofs and living walls. Timber Press Inc.,
Oregon, USA
145. Safikhani ST, Abdullah AM, Ossen DR, Baharvand M (2014) Thermal impacts of vertical
greenery systems. Environm Climate Technol 14(1):5–11
146. Mwendwa M (2016) Vertical gardens technology to help reduce climate change stress. Clim
Change. http://www.talkafrica.co.ke/vertical-gardens-technology-to-reduce-climate-changestress/
147. Blanc P (2008) The vertical garden. From nature to the city. W. W. Norton and Company Inc.,
New York
148. Manso M, Castro-Gomes J (2015) Green wall systems: a review of their characteristics. Renew
Sustain Energy Rev 41:863–871
149. Susorova I (2015) Green facades and living walls: vertical vegetation as a construction material
to reduce building cooling loads. Eco-efficient materials for mitigating building cooling needs,
design, properties and applications. Elsevier Ltd., Amsterdam, pp 127–153
150. Koriesh EM, Moghazy EI, Abdel Salam AM, Abd El-Mo’omen A (2018) Raising the efficiency of some ornamental plants to get rid of formaldehyde. In: The 8th international Arabic
conference, Ismailia, Egypt
151. Fassden G (2018) Wall greening. Available at: https://www.fassadengruen.de/en/wallgreening.htm
152. Koriesh, EM (1998) Ornamental horticulture (translated), 2nd edn. King Saud University
Publications. 19/0818 ISBN:9960-05-759-3. Original text: Prentice-Hall, Inc. Englewood
Clifts
153. Sharp R, Sable J, Bertram F, Mohan E, Peck S (2008) Introduction to Green Walls: technology,
benefits & design. Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, Toronto. Available at: http://greenscreen.
com/docs/Education/greenscreen_Introduction%20to%20Green%20Walls.pdf