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English: Environmental conditions used in the experiment. A shaded traffic island was used as an urban site (A) and a campus garden was used as a nature site (B), acoustic conditions (C), temperatures (D), wind speed (E) and relative humidity (F) were intentionally documented and controlled. Error bars denote SD.
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Source Zheng Chen, Yujia He, Yuguo Yu. "Enhanced functional connectivity properties of human brains during in-situ nature experience ," PeerJ doi:10.7717/peerj.2210
Author Zheng Chen, Yujia He, Yuguo Yu
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