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|   | ==Overview==  |   | ==Overview==  | 
| − | Bioretention cells are one of the most well recognized form of low impact development (LID). They can fit into any style of landscape and encompass all mechanisms of action: infiltration, filtration and evapotranspiration.  | + | Bioretention systems may be the most well recognized form of low impact development (LID). They can fit into any style of landscape and encompass all mechanisms of action: infiltration, filtration and evapotranspiration.  | 
| − | {{textbox|Bioretention cells are an ideal technology for:    | + | {{textbox|Bioretention is an ideal technology for:    | 
|   | *Fitting functional vegetation into urban landscapes    |   | *Fitting functional vegetation into urban landscapes    | 
|   | *Treating runoff collected from nearby impervious surfaces}}  |   | *Treating runoff collected from nearby impervious surfaces}}  | 
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|   | *A 'filter bed' containing an [[Bioretention: Filter media| engineered soil mix]]  |   | *A 'filter bed' containing an [[Bioretention: Filter media| engineered soil mix]]  | 
|   | *A storage layer of [[Reservoir_gravel|coarse aggregate]]  |   | *A storage layer of [[Reservoir_gravel|coarse aggregate]]  | 
| − | *Planting and a finishing surface layer (e.g. [[mulch]])  | + | *[[Planting]] and a finishing surface layer (e.g. [[mulch]])  | 
|   | <strong>Additional components may include:</strong>    |   | <strong>Additional components may include:</strong>    | 
|   | *An [[underdrain]] to redistribute or remove excess water    |   | *An [[underdrain]] to redistribute or remove excess water    | 
|   | *An [[Liner|impermeable membrane]] to prevent infiltration to soils below  |   | *An [[Liner|impermeable membrane]] to prevent infiltration to soils below  | 
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|   | ==Planning considerations==  |   | ==Planning considerations==  |