Journal of Arboriculture

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Articles in Jul 2004 issue of Journal of Arboriculture

• URBAN FORESTRY: THE FINAL FRONTIER?
  by McPherson, E G
• OLD PARK TREES: A HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESOURCE FOR BOTH HISTORY AND BEETLE DIVERSITY
  by Jonsell, Mats
• ABSCISIC ACID (ABA) AND THE REGULATION OF SEEDLING GROWTH UNDER STRESS
  by Zainudin, Siti Rubiah; Awang, Kamis
• COMMUNITY FORESTRY IN MISSOURI, U.S.: ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL OFFICIALS
  by Treiman, Thomas; Gartner, Justine
• POST-TRANSPLANT GROWTH OF FIVE DECIDUOUS NORDIC TREE SPECIES AS AFFECTED BY TRANPLANTING DATE AND ROOT PRUNING
  by Solfjeld, I; Hansen, O B
• A LITERATURE REVIEW OF NITROGEN AVAILABILITY INDICES FOR USE IN URBAN LANDSCAPES
  by Scharenbroch, Bryant C; Lloyd, John E
• WIRE BASKETS-CURRENT PRODUCTS AND THEIR HANDLING AT PLANTING
  by Appleton, Bonnie; Floyd, Scharlene A
• PHYTOPHTHORA RAMORUM AS THE CAUSE OF EXTENSIVE MORTALITY OF QUERCUS SPP. AND LITHOCARPUS DENSIFLORUS IN CALIFORIA
  by Rizzo, D M; Garbelotto, M; Davidson, J M; Slaughter, G W; Koike, S T
• RHIZOSPHERE, SURFACE, AND AIR TEMPERATURE PATTERNS AT PARKING LOTS IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, U.S.
  by Celestian, Sarah B; Martin, Chris A
• RE-EMERGENCE OF INDIGENOUS FOREST IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, THE
  by Stewart, G H; Ignatieva, M E; Meurk, C D; Earl, R D
• ASSESSING THE INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES OF PENNSYLVANIA, U.S., LANDSCAPE COMPANIES
  by Sellmer, James C; Ostiguy, Nancy; Kelley, Kathleen M; Hoover, Kelli
• COMPARISON OF THE COLD HARDINESS OF LANDSCAPE TREE AND SHRUB CULTIVARS GROWING AT TWO DISPARATE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
  by McNamara, S; Pellett, H; Florkowska, M; Lindstrom, O Jr