Yaupon, Ilex vomitoria by Debbie Miller, Mack Thetford, Chris Verlinde, Gabriel Campbell, Ashlynn Smith

“…The fruits and flowers of yaupon attract wildlife, especially birds and pollinators, and it is a larval host plant for Henry’s elfin butterfly (Callophrys henrici) (Lotts and Naberhaus 2017). Yaupon is used in landscaping and can tolerate a wide range of environmental conditions. …”
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Optimal tactics in community pension model for defined benefit pension plans. by Jun Wang, Chunli Cui, Tian Tian

“…Against the backdrop of an aging population, community pension initiatives are gaining traction, permeating societal landscapes. This study delves into the equilibrium strategy within the context of a defined benefit pension plan, employing a differential game framework with a community pension model. …”
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From Uniformity towards Unequality in Regional Development Policy: The Case of France by Ildikó Egyed

“…The French national territory is characterised by a rich variety of landscapes and regions upon which the post-revolutionary Jacobin Republic imposed its homogenising territorial administration with the objective of achieving uniformity and a greater transparency. …”
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Crochet Methodology by Nina Hoel

“…This paper begins by situating the Abundance Crochet Coral Reef, an installation of crocheted coralline landscapes exhibited at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, as a methodological motif and enactment to think creatively about and with the study of religion in the Anthropocene. …”
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Barriers and Opportunities for Pollinator Gardening in Homeowners’ Associations by Laura A. Warner, Colby Silvert, John Diaz, Cody Gusto, Rachel Mallinger

“…Findings in this article suggest many HOA dwellers are unsure whether they are permitted to engage in pollinator gardening, and they may perceive that this approach to landscaping is incompatible with neighborhood norms. …”
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Public Land Management Agencies’ and Nonindustrial Private Forest Landowners’ Perceptions towards Ecosystem Services by Taylor Stein, Namyun Kil, Alexis Frank, Alison E. Adams, Damian C. Adams, Francisco J. Escobedo

“…From clean air to pulp for paper to aesthetic landscapes, humans benefit from private and public forests in many different ways. …”
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Platform work and labour legislation in India: Women’s engagement and the role of gender by Neha Arya, Abhishek Nemuri

“…Through detailed analysis of workers’ reviews and experiences, this paper calls for a calibrated alignment of India's legal framework with the swiftly evolving technological landscapes globally. In this, it emphasizes gender inclusivity to ensure equitable labour market opportunities.…”
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Les références spatiales et temporelles des paysages forestiers du rewilding en Europe : imaginaires, discours et projets by Régis Barraud

“…The different forms of rewilding reveal imaginary representations and scientific (normative) conceptions of contrasting forest landscapes. Since the early 2000s, the model of a European primary forest developed at the beginning of the Holocene as a dense continuous cover has competed with other hypotheses, including the one put forward by Frans Vera. …”
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On Common Ground: Translocal Attachments and Transethnic Affiliations in Agha Shahid Ali’s and Arthur Sze’s Poetry of the American Southwest by Judith Rauscher

“…Combining insights from human geography, critical regionalism, and environmental literary criticism, I argue that the concept of the translocal, rather than the transnational, is useful to describe the complex poetics of place in Agha Shahid Ali’s A Nostalgist’s Map of America (1991) and Arthur Sze’s The Ginkgo Light (2009). Engaging with landscapes of the American Southwest and elsewhere, and in particular with the natural environment, both poets reimagine the region as a site of translocal attachments and as the grounds for transethnic affiliations, especially with local Native American peoples. …”
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Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' by Edward F. Gilman

“… 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple has a round shape with a height and spread of about 20 feet, making it nicely suited to residential landscapes (Figure 1). Its popularity is due mostly to the leaves, which stay red for most of the summer. …”
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St. Augustinegrass - Made for the Florida Shade? by Laurie E. Trenholm, Russell Nagata

“… Landscapes generally contain areas where turfgrass will grow under some degree of shade for some part of the day. …”
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Caminhos históricos sob o olhar de Rugendas: a ligação entre Rio de Janeiro e Minas Gerais by Patrícia Gomes da Silveira

“…In the early 1820s, on his journey from Rio de Janeiro to Minas Gerais as an artist for the Langsdorff Expedition, Rugendas documented landscapes, nature, and territory along this path. Initially opened as gold drain route from the hinterlands of Minas Gerais through the port of Rio de Janeiro, the Caminho do Proença established itself as one of the main routes of circulation, settlement, and supply of this portion of the territory during the 18th century and in the first decades of the 19th century. …”
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Entendre les mouches voler by Sarah Benabou, David Picherit

“…Nevertheless, this understanding is only possible on condition of adopting a deliberately ethnographic position, that is to say one that gives attention to inclusive sound landscapes whose interpretation rests on a perpetual to-and-fro between the group’s epistemological intuitions and sensory observations. …”
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Methodological stakes around the "heritage - tourism - development" triangulation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Yves Robert

“…The question of a territorialized heritage closely related to social and economic dynamics and environmental problems (such as cultural landscapes, ancient urban centers, cultural routes), gave rise to a body of thought questioning the notion of “neighborhood tourism” genuinely profitable to local populations (unlike what is known as “community tourism”), without refusing the more usual approaches which promote international tourism.…”
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Témoigner de l’intérieur : l’œuvre photographique de Frankie Quinn à Belfast by Fabrice Mourlon

“…His work includes portraits of individuals as well as conflict-related scenes and urban landscapes. Frankie Quinn started taking pictures of his community in 1982 when he joined a local camera club on the initiative of his father who thought this activity would shelter his son from the troubled period following the Hunger Strikes of the early 1980s. …”
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Bismarckia nobilis: Bismarck Palm by Timothy K. Broschat

“…The bold texture and color and eventual great height of this species make a strong statement in any setting, but can be overpowering in small residential landscapes. This revised 3-page fact sheet was written by Timothy Broschat, and published by the UF Department of Environmental Horticulture, February 2015. …”
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St. Augustinegrass - Made for the Florida Shade? by Laurie E. Trenholm, Russell Nagata

“… Landscapes generally contain areas where turfgrass will grow under some degree of shade for some part of the day. …”
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Эволюция концепта скуки в творчестве Елены Шварц by Kristina Vorontsova

“…It could be done both explicably and implacably through the description of “boring” landscapes and events. After close reading of the texts from the five-volume collection, it is claimed that boredom in Shvarts’s oeuvre is strictly associated to the physical (and\or physiological) world, with its routines, wishes and activities. …”
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Pourquoi vient-on voir l’Everest ? Représentations collectives et pratiques touristiques dans la région du Khumbu by Etienne Jacquemet

“…This region, long unexplored and closed to outsiders, and its landscapes infused with religiosity, attracts tourists because it is still largely seen as a genuine lost paradise. …”
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Why Do People Come to See Mount Everest? Collective Representations and Tourism Practices in the Khumbu Region by Etienne Jacquemet

“…This region, long unexplored and closed to outsiders, and its landscapes infused with religiosity, attracts tourists because it is still largely seen as a genuine lost paradise. …”
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