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Analysis of Córdoba's urban trees identifies which species best tolerate heat

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Briefings

A University of Córdoba study analyzed 17 urban tree species in Córdoba, Spain, identifying which ones are most vulnerable to heat stress. The research concluded that orange trees are among the most heat-vulnerable species in the region, highlighting a critical gap in urban heat mitigation strategies.

Key points

• A University of Córdoba study analyzed 17 urban tree species in Córdoba, Spain.
• Orange trees were identified as among the most heat-vulnerable species in the region.

Context

This research addresses the increasing frequency of extreme heat events in Spanish cities, where urban trees often fail to provide shade or cooling during hot days.

Limitations

The study covers only 17 specific tree species in Córdoba, Spain, limiting generalizability to other regions or species not included in the analysis.

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