Interpretation of street tree nouns

Street trees refer to trees planted on both sides of urban streets and roads, also known as street trees, street trees and urban greening trees.

First, the types of street trees

1, Elm: Elm is a common street tree with good adaptability and beautiful shape in urban environment. They have rich tree crowns and the ability to resist drought and pests.

2. Metasequoia: Metasequoia is a tall coniferous tree with a pointed crown. They grow rapidly in urban environment and can adapt to different soil conditions.

3. Maple: Maple is a street tree with high ornamental value, and its leaves turn beautiful red or yellow in autumn. Common maple varieties are Japanese red maple and Norwegian maple.

4. Myrtle: Myrtle is a flower tree with beautiful pink or white flowers. They are suitable as ornamental trees for urban greening.

5. Platanus acerifolia: Platanus acerifolia is a tall deciduous tree with a broad crown and special bark peeling characteristics. They can grow rapidly and provide broad shade in summer.

6. Lagerstroemia indica: Lagerstroemia indica is a common ornamental flower tree species in southern China, with rich colors and long flowering period. Lagerstroemia indica has strong adaptability and can grow well in urban environment.

Second, the use of street trees.

1. beautify the environment: street trees can increase the green landscape of urban streets and provide a comfortable and pleasant environment. Their crowns and leaves bring cool and fresh air to cities, attract birds and other wild animals and increase biodiversity.

2. Purify the air: Street trees purify the air quality, provide a fresh air environment and release oxygen by absorbing air pollutants such as carbon dioxide and oxidizing harmful substances and particles.

3. Adjust the temperature: The crown of street trees can provide shade, reduce the high temperature and sunshine intensity in summer and reduce the urban heat island effect.

4. Reduce noise: Street trees can absorb and reduce traffic and urban noise, effectively alleviating urban environmental noise pollution.

5. Control wind speed: Street trees can play a role in slowing down strong winds and providing barriers, weakening strong winds and improving urban microclimate.

6. Preventing soil erosion: The roots of street trees can fix the soil, prevent soil erosion and sandstorms in the urban environment, and help maintain the stability and health of the soil.

7. Providing ecosystem services: Street trees can provide habitats and food sources, attract birds, insects and other small animals, and promote the ecological balance of the city.