Abstract Environmental DNA (eDNA) sequencing—DNA collected from the environment
from living cells or shed DNA—was first developed for working with microbes and has …

Stress is a prevalent issue in modern cities, exacerbated by urban development and
significantly affecting urban dwellers. While it is known that greenery can contribute to …

The urban soil where abandoned buildings are demolished is barren and structurally poor,
and this degraded soil requires restoration. Ornamental plants enhance the urban …

Increasing urbanization and the expansion of suburban areas are fragmenting native
habitats. Habitat fragments provide fewer ecosystem services than large, intact ecosystems …

Increasing the area of drought‐tolerant native vegetation in urban parks is a potential
strategy to adapt to growing water scarcity under climate change. With a case study in Perth …

In urban landscapes, diverse perennial native meadows have widely been proposed as
alternatives to traditional lawns, offering multiple ecosystem services. However, their …

This study addresses the challenge of measuring soil cation exchange capacity (CEC), a
vital factor influencing soil fertility, by exploring the impact of grou** soil samples based on …

The rise in extreme weather events and changing baseline climate conditions call into
question the suitability of maintaining current irrigation practices in public open spaces. With …