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2. Plants and light: state of scientific knowledge
In order to examine the effects of artificial lighting on trees in greater depth, this chapter provides a bibliographical review of scientific knowledge on the relationship between plants and light. As stated in the introduction, priority will be given to woody plants (trees and shrubs), but results on herbaceous plants and algae will also be discussed to give an overview. To complete this section, readers can also consult the bibliographical synthesis by Bennie et al. (2016) on the interactions between night-time lighting and wild plants. .
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Street lighting – Part 2: performance requirements. - NF EN 13201-2 - 2016
- Street lighting – Part 4: photometric performance measurement methods. - NF EN 13201-4 - 2016
Regulations
Décret n° 2022-1294 du 5 octobre 2022 portant modification de certaines dispositions du code de l'environnement relatives aux règles d'extinction des publicités lumineuses et aux enseignes lumineuses (consulted on November 24, 2023). JORF n° 0232 of October 6, 2022. NOR : TREL2131630D.
https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/eli/decret/2022/10/5/TREL2131630D/jo/texte
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