Effect of Artificial Substrate Depth on Freezing Injury of Six Herbaceous Perennials Grown in a Green Roof System

By M. Boivin, M. Lamy, A. Gosselin, B. Dansereau. 2001

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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Plant Science

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• Green Roof Plant Responses to Different Substrate Types and Depths under Various Drought Conditions (2010, background): “Beyond water availability, substrate depth is also an important factor to winter survival, and Boivin et al. (2001) recommend using a minimum of 100 mm for green roofs in northern latitudes (i.e., north of lat.”
• The dynamics of planted and colonising species on a green roof over six growing seasons 2001–2006: influence of substrate depth (2008, background): “An exception is the pioneering study by Boivin et al. (2001) into the response to freezing injury of six herbaceous perennials grown on a green roof.”