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Authors: | H. Yang, L.J. Ji, X.N. Yu, J.A. Teixeira da Silva |
Keywords: | Wuling Mountain, autumn-color plants, Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), comprehensive evaluation |
DOI: | 10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.977.13 |
Abstract:
AHP is a popular method in evaluating environmental issues with combination of qualitative and quantitative analyses.
It was first used in the comprehensive evaluation of autumn-color plants in this paper. 31 genera of autumn-color trees on Wuling Mountain, which were selected from the literature and from field surveys, were comprehensively evaluated by AHP. The 31 trees could be separated into 3 grades: Grade A (8 spp.), Grade B (16 spp.), Grade C (7 spp.). Native autumn plants could be quantitatively evaluated by AHP. This was helpful for ecological and landscaping projects.
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