👉 In the context of urban planning and landscape design, an "overcanopy" refers to a feature where vegetation exceeds the canopy height at which air pressure is typically exerted by the plant. Overcanopies can be found in urban landscapes, especially those with high wind speeds or where there are gaps between trees that allow for more sunlight to reach the ground. Overcanopies help to mitigate the effects of wind and water erosion on low-lying areas, as well as provide habitat for wildlife and improve
