Water-conscious planting
The University plants primarily drought-resistant species across its campuses to minimize irrigation needs. Standard selections include succulents, rhododendrons, wild date palms, Formosan sweet gums, Livistona chinensis, autumn maples, Christ plants, and Millettia pinnata. These species reduce water consumption and support air purification and soil stabilization. In addition, regular tree pruning is carried out to prevent excessive leaf growth, which helps further lower evapotranspiration and water demand.
Drought-tolerant plants in NYCU
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補一下依據113年的樹木調查 + 平常都沒有在澆水XD
