Journal of Arboriculture

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Articles in Nov 2004 issue of Journal of Arboriculture

• SUGAR FEEDING ENHANCES ROOT VIGOR OF YOUNG TREES FOLLOWING CONTAINERIZATION
  by Percival, Glynn C
• TREES AND BUSINESS DISTRICT PREFERENCES: A CASE STUDY OF ATHENS, GEORGIA, U.S.
  by Wolf, Kathleen L
• Arboriculture: Integrated Management of Landscape Trees, Shrubs, and Vines
  by Miller, Robert W
• RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTS TO JAPANESE BEETLE (COLEOPTERA: SCARABAEIDAE)
  by Held, David W
• RELATIONSHIP AMONG TREE CANOPY QUANTITY, COMMUNITY DEMOGRAPHICS, AND TREE CITY USA PROGRAM PARTICIPATION IN MARYLAND, U.S.
  by Galvin, Michael F; Bleil, David
• BARRIERS AGAINST WEAR AFFECT THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF TREE SAPLINGS IN URBAN WOODLANDS
  by Lehvavirta, Susanna; Rita, Hannu; Koivula, Matti
• "BOUTIQUE" FORESTRY: NEW FOREST PRACTICES IN URBANIZING LANDSCAPES
  by Hull, R Bruce; Robertson, David P; Buhyoff, Gregory J
• TRENCH INSERTS AS LONG-TERM BARRIERS TO ROOT TRANSMISSION FOR CONTROL OF OAK WILT
  by Wilson, A D; Lester, D G
• ACCURACY OF FORMULAS USED TO ASSESS STRENGTH LOSS DUE TO DECAY IN TREES, THE
  by Kane, Brian C P; Ryan, H Dennis P III
• A COMPUTER SIMULATION OF AN ALTERNATIVE DESIGN TO TREE CROWN SUPPORT SYSTEMS
  by Greco, Craig M; Lee, Andy; Ham, Donald; Smiley, E Thomas; Law, E Harry
• CARBON DIOXIDE REDUCTION THROUGH URBAN FORESTRY: GUIDELINES FOR PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER TREE PLANTERS
  by McPherson, E Gregory; Gregory, E; Simpson, James R
• NATURAL REVEGETATION OF INDIGENOUS ROADSIDE VEGETATION BY PROPAGULES FROM TOPSOIL
  by Skrindo, Astrid Brekke; Pedersen, Per Anker
• IMPORTANCE OF OAK AMBROSIA BEETLES IN PREDISPOSING COAST LIVE OAK TREES TO WOOD DECAY
  by Svihra, Pavel; Kelly, Maggi