ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Photosynthetic Performance Across Urban Green Spaces Within a University Campus Ecosystem.
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Abstract
Urban green spaces play a fundamental role in maintaining ecological stability, supporting biodiversity, regulating urban microclimates, and improving human wellbeing. Because photosynthetic activity is a key indicator of vegetation functionality and environmental adaptation, this study evaluated the photosynthetic performance of vegetation across eight urban green spaces within the campus of the University of Life Sciences "King Michael I" in Timișoara, Romania. Vegetation structure, spatial organization, and estimated photosynthetic rates of selected ornamental species were comparatively analyzed under the temperate climatic conditions of the study area. Two-factor analysis of variance (ANOVA) revealed that the spatial characteristics of the investigated green spaces had a highly significant effect on photosynthetic variability (F(7, 42) = 6.783;
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