Phytotechnical researches are an essential component of urban planning and landscape architecture. These studies include the analysis of plant species, soil conditions and topography to determine the best phytotechnical configurations for green projects such as urban parks or building in a semi-urban environment.

Researches usually consider factors such as tree and plant growth rate, water and nutrient requirements, and adaptability to local climate conditions. The information gathered from these studies is used to develop a landscaping design that maximizes the environmental and aesthetic benefits of the project while minimizing maintenance costs. Ultimately, these studies are vital to ensure the success and long-term sustainability of green projects in urban and semi-urban areas, improving the quality of life for residents while promoting environmental sustainability.