Ranking of planting composition attributes in campus well-being / Norizan Mt Akhir ... [et al.]

Planting composition is the art of arranging individual plants using similar or different species with a distinctive element of size, colour, texture or form. These composition attributes may influence viewers' preferences. Theoretically, people always respond to beautiful and well-planted surr...

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Main Authors: Mt Akhir, Norizan (Author), Md Sakip, Siti Rasidah (Author), Abbas, Mohamed Yusoff (Author), Othman, Noriah (Author)
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Published: 2021-02.
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