Biodeterioration of Historic Parks of the UK by Algae, Fungi, Lichens, Mosses, and Vascular Plants
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Biodeterioration of Historic Parks of the UK by Algae, Fungi, Lichens, Mosses, and Vascular Plants
Manzelat, Syeda Fatima
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
144
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9781041068044
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Chapter 1. Introduction. 1.1 Introduction. 1.2 Structure of the Book. 1.3 Literature Review. 1.4 Overview and Significance of Campbell Park and Great Linford Manor Park. 1.5 Sampling Sites. 1.6 Biodeterioration. 1.7 Impacts of the Biodeteriogens. 1.8 Conditions Favourable for Biodeteriogenic Growth. Chapter 2. Balancing Biodeterioration and Bioprotection In Heritage Conservation. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 Archaeological Approaches in Heritage Conservation. 2.3 Significance of Studying Transformations and Debates of Building Conservation. 2.4 Centuries-Old Debates on Balancing Building Conservation and Modernisation. 2.5 Dual Roles of Biodeteriogens. 2.6 Conclusion. Chapter 3. Biodeterioration By Microphybys (Algae and Fungi). 3.1 Biodeterioration by Algae. 3.2 Biodeterioration by Fungi. Chapter 4. Biodeterioration by Macrophytes (Lichens, Mosses, and Vascular Plants). 4.1 Biodeterioration by Lichens. 4.2 Biodeterioration by Mosses. 4.3 Biodeterioration by Vascular Plants. Chapter 5. Conservation and Management. 5.1 Introduction. 5.2 The Role of Parks Trust in the Conservation of Campbell Park and Great Linford Manor Park. 5.3 Risks of Existing Chemical Treatments. 5.4 Overview of the Recent Management Plan of Parks Trust. 5.5 Future Management Practices. 5.6 Conclusion. Chapter 6. Conclusion. 6.1 Implications of Findings for Historic Parks. 6.2 Suggestions to Parks Trust for Improvement. 6.3 Recommendations and Future Scopes. 6.4 Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography.
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Historic Preservation;heritage site microbiology;Biodeterioration;stone surface colonization;Biodeteriogens;biological weathering processes;Conservation;ecological restoration methods;Ecological Balance;cultural landscape management;Historic Landscapes;non-invasive conservation techniques;microbial impact on historic park structures
Chapter 1. Introduction. 1.1 Introduction. 1.2 Structure of the Book. 1.3 Literature Review. 1.4 Overview and Significance of Campbell Park and Great Linford Manor Park. 1.5 Sampling Sites. 1.6 Biodeterioration. 1.7 Impacts of the Biodeteriogens. 1.8 Conditions Favourable for Biodeteriogenic Growth. Chapter 2. Balancing Biodeterioration and Bioprotection In Heritage Conservation. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 Archaeological Approaches in Heritage Conservation. 2.3 Significance of Studying Transformations and Debates of Building Conservation. 2.4 Centuries-Old Debates on Balancing Building Conservation and Modernisation. 2.5 Dual Roles of Biodeteriogens. 2.6 Conclusion. Chapter 3. Biodeterioration By Microphybys (Algae and Fungi). 3.1 Biodeterioration by Algae. 3.2 Biodeterioration by Fungi. Chapter 4. Biodeterioration by Macrophytes (Lichens, Mosses, and Vascular Plants). 4.1 Biodeterioration by Lichens. 4.2 Biodeterioration by Mosses. 4.3 Biodeterioration by Vascular Plants. Chapter 5. Conservation and Management. 5.1 Introduction. 5.2 The Role of Parks Trust in the Conservation of Campbell Park and Great Linford Manor Park. 5.3 Risks of Existing Chemical Treatments. 5.4 Overview of the Recent Management Plan of Parks Trust. 5.5 Future Management Practices. 5.6 Conclusion. Chapter 6. Conclusion. 6.1 Implications of Findings for Historic Parks. 6.2 Suggestions to Parks Trust for Improvement. 6.3 Recommendations and Future Scopes. 6.4 Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Historic Preservation;heritage site microbiology;Biodeterioration;stone surface colonization;Biodeteriogens;biological weathering processes;Conservation;ecological restoration methods;Ecological Balance;cultural landscape management;Historic Landscapes;non-invasive conservation techniques;microbial impact on historic park structures
