Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter S)

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sabal palms 17:32
Sachs, R.M. 4:58
Sachs, R.M., Chemical control of tree growth by bark painting 12:284
Sachs, R.M., Drought injury and minimum irrigation in a Mediterranean climate 19:99
Sacksteder, C.J. 5:163, 256; 8:145
saddled prominent caterpillar 4:265
Sadof, C.S. 17:29
Safety and precautions around overhead wires and underground cables, R.E. Abbott 3:6
Safety in tree work, R.R. Herder 2:33
safety 2:146; 6:83, 93, 113; 9:110; 11:300, 356; 13:153, 285; 16:7
safety clothing 7:307
safety equipment 11:356
safety helmets 5:168
safety practices 7:197
safety training program 4:191; 10:135; 14:70, 145
safety, chain saw 4:124
safety, electricity 9:169
safety, pesticide 16:41
sales methods 6:269; 12:265; 18:208
sales promotion 7:326, 332; 8:26
Salesmanship, L.R. Hall 7:208
saline soils 10:302
Salisbury, T. 20:202
Salix checklist, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 14:180
Salix hybrids 18:6
salt damage 1:14, 201; 2:209; 4:221, 231; 5:265; 6:39, 108; 7:40, 82; 8:38, 64, 220; 10:218; 11:14, 61, 203, 224; 12:212; 14:6; 16:114, 306; 20:13, 196
salt spray injury 12:1; 13:225
salt tolerance 4:37, 162
salt use reduction 4:41
salt-induced maple decline 4:33
salt-resistant trees 11:64
sampling for IPM 17:254
sampling street trees 4:50
San Francisco trees 3:59
San Jose scale 8:188
Sanchotene, M.C.C., Aspects of preservation, maintenance and management of urban trees in Brazil 20:61
Sanders, D.P. 11:207
Sanders, P.L. 17:37
Sandfort, S. 12:140
Sandfort, S., Trees need respect, too 12:141
Sandiford, G., Consortium for Environmental Forestry Studies 14:222
Sanfelippo, R. 7:127
Sangster, M., Urban fringe forestry in Great Britain 19:51
sanitation for disease control 5:24, 69; 8:124, 129, 292; 10:250; 20:263
sanitation, DED 1:110; 7:295
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Influence of root-knot nematodes on Verticillium wilt of maples 18:298
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Topically applied chemicals prove ineffective in stimulating wound compartmentalization 17:26
Santamour, F.S., 9:190, 267, 271, 304; 10:4, 21, 82; 13:203; 17:217
Santamour, F.S., Bagworms eat everything 6:291
Santamour, F.S., Betula (birch) checklist 15:170
Santamour, F.S., Biochemical verification of hybridity in weeping willow 18:6
Santamour, F.S., Boron damage in green ash 12:199
Santamour, F.S., Building walls and breaching walls 13:262
Santamour, F.S., Checklist for Liquidambar and Liriodendron 10:309
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of callery pear 9:114
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of honeylocust 9:248
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivated ginkgo 9:88
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of large-bracted dogwoods 11:29
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of linden cultivars 11:157
Santamour, F.S., Cultivars of North American ash 9:271
Santamour, F.S., Discoloration and decay following wounding 11:257
Santamour, F.S., Electrical resistance in green ash provenances 8:100
Santamour, F.S., European hornet damage to ash and birch trees 12:273
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution in Zelkova 9:190
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution of Gleditsia 3:14
Santamour, F.S., Freeman maple _ illusion and truth 19:195
Santamour, F.S., Growth, survival and sex expression in ginkgo 9:170
Santamour, F.S., Host checklist of root-knot nematodes 16:162
Santamour, F.S., Inheritance of wound compartmentalization in soft maples 5:220
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer platanoides 8:241
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer rubrum 8:110
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharinum 8:277
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharum 8:164
Santamour, F.S., Oak provenance research 6:156
Santamour, F.S., Platanus checklist 12:78
Santamour, F.S., Resistance of Himalayan elm to DED 5:110
Santamour, F.S., Rhododendrol and the birch borer 16:260
Santamour, F.S., Root hardiness of ash seedlings 5:276
Santamour, F.S., Root-knot nematodes on willows 16:190
Santamour, F.S., Salix checklist 14:180
Santamour, F.S., Succession in the urban forest 9:267
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes 18:262
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes 18:216
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes 19:257
Santamour, F.S., The selection and breeding of pest resistant trees 3:146
Santamour, F.S., Tree stress and the birch borer 16:289
Santamour, F.S., Wound compartmentalization 12:227
Santamour, F.S., Wounds and borer damage in ash 13:131
sap pressure 12:100
sap, maple 13:92
Sartoretto, P.A. 5:246
savannas 20:99
Saving trees on construction sites, S. Clark 16:8
sawflies 16:53, 92
Scale insects on ornamentals, P.E. Hanson 10:259
Scale insects, W.T. Johnson 8:113
Scale insects: what the arboriculturist needs to know about them, W.E. Wallner 4:97
scale injury 1:62; 8:142
scale insect control 5:165; 8:188; 9:262; 10:68; 14:222; 16:90
scale insects, on oak 10:262
scale, euonymus 16:239
Scandinavian tree care 8:67; 14:3
Scandinavian use of trees 15:253
Scanlon, E.H. 3:33
Scaphoideus luteolus 2:108
Schabel, H.G. 9:200
Schabel, H.G., Urban forestry in Germany 6:281
Schafer, B.L. 3:108
Schaffer, E., Reducing chemical toxicity to pesticide applicators 10:133
Schaffer, G.L., Save time and increase profits 1:119
Scharf, R.F. 1:47
Scheduling woody plant disease management, G.W. Moorman 11:22
Schepers, B.E., Landscape design and maintenance 5:45
Schlegel, A.J. 18:49
Schmid, J.A. 2:67
Schmid, J.M. 3:145
Schmitthenner, A.F. 1:180, 217
Schnelle, M.A. 14:54; 15:252
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of cold storage and dormant pruning on growth of crabapple 18:136
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of pruning and bark ringing on carbohydrates in crabapple 18:192
Schnelle, M.A., Root systems of trees 15:201
Schnipke, V.M. 14:53; 20:156
Schoeneweiss, D.F. 2:39; 9:127; 16:11
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Infectious diseases associated with water and freezing stress 7:13
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Prevention and treatment of construction damage 8:169
Schoeneweiss, D.F., The influence of stress on diseases of nursery and landscape plants 4:217
Schoon, K.J., Midwest urban tree index 19:230
Schreader, W.R. 3:68
Schreiber, L.R. 19:7; 20:289
Schroeder, H.W. 9:199; 15:247; 17:276
Schroeder, H.W., Esthetic contribution of trees to streets in Ohio 9:237
Schroeder, H.W., Perceptions of urban forest users 16:58
Schroeder, H.W., Preferred features in parks 8:318
Schroeder, H.W., Public attitudes toward municipal forestry 11:18
Schroeder, H.W., Tree density in parks 11:272
Schroeder, H.W., Utility perspective of the urban forest 15:292
Schroeder, J.G. 16:243
Schroeder, W.R., Genetic improvement for prairie tree plantings 20:46
Schroth, M.H. 3:68
Schuder, D.L. 2:140; 5:255; 9:192
Schuder, D.L., Insecticide inventory 2:236
Schuler, M.D. 10:13; 12:219
Schulte, J.R., Fertilizers and tree establishment 1:192
Schultz, P.B. 17:298, 332
Schultz, P.B., Monitoring parasites of the oak lecanium 11:182
Schwager, S. 18:171
Schwalbe, C. 13:209
Schwarz, C.F., Street tree maintenance 13:257
Sciadopitys verticillata 3:91
Science and technology of tree injection, R.J. Stipes 14:165
Scolytus multistriatus 6:137, 245, 275; 8:124, 129, 292; 13:102, 164
Scope and limitations of carbendazim_H2PO4 injections in Dutch elm disease control, E.S. Kondo 4:81
scorch, leaf 2:197; 4:190; 12:38; 20:18
Scortichini, M., Bacterial species in relation to tree decline 17:246
Scott, N.J. 4:42
Scott, S.R. 16:225
scouting for insects 10:1, 65
scouting IPM 10:251; 12:265; 17:10
Screening and landscape ordinance, J. Morell 9:129
screening 3:205
Search for disease-resistant trees, M.C. Shurtleff 6:238
Search for new kinds of elms, G.H. Ware 6:233
Seasonal detection of Dutch elm disease symptoms, W.N. Cannon 11:233
Seasonal effects on transplantability of oak, ash, hazelnut and lilac, J.R. Harris 20:310
Seasonal variation of root regeneration of transplanted trees, G.W. Watson 8:305
Seattle City Light 14:298
Seattle tree replacement, B. Barnes 17:98
secondary organisms 11:66, 99
Secrest Arboretum 3:72
seed dormancy 10:283
seed dormancy, breaking 18:329
seed propagarion 20:46
seed source evaluation 13:139
seed sources, Ailanthus 11:336
seeding in ROW 5:116
seedling propagation 8:323
Seila, A.F., Estimating costs of trees 8:182
Seiler, J.R., Technique of determing tree crown growth 18:325
Seitz, J., Rural mechanical tree trimming 12:14
Select plants to attract birds, R. Rothenberger 12:316
Select the proper plant, T.D. Sydnor 8:193
Selecting trees for cold climates, H. Pellett 20:28
Selecting trees for urban plantings, H.D. Gerhold 8:145
Selection and breeding of pest-resistant landscape trees, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 3:146
selection and evaluation of trees for California 1:215
selection and evaluation of trees for salt damage 1:15
selection, air pollution tolerance 7:99
selection, birch 7:307
selection, elm 6:197
selection, tolerance of landfill gas 7:50
selection, tree 1:140, 149, 160, 180, 213; 2:149, 208, 221; 3:40, 59, 72, 79, 88, 90, 118, 163; 5:64, 156, 166, 169, 251, 261; 6:92, 240; 7:56, 57, 80, 89, 127, 133, 157, 187, 224, 313; 8:40, 168, 185, 189, 224, 232, 258; 10:9, 109, 151, 165, 197, 221, 232, 236, 288; 11:47, 96, 130, 209, 220, 225, 237, 249, 263; 12:68, 72; 14:13, 60, 121, 283; 16:73, 76, 101, 143, 243, 314, 317,307; 17:332; 18:252; 19:12, 195, 230, 238, 250, 344; 20:98, 114, 130, 150, 156, 165, 259
selection, tree, for containers 13:297
selection, tree, fruitless 12:293
selection, tree, Hong Kong 12:257
selection, tree, oaks 12:302
selection, tree, Texas 13:167
selection, trees and shrubs 7:5, 299
selection, urban stress 7:127, 217
Selections of trees for tolerance to salt injury, M.A. Dirr 2:209
selections sensitive to light 1:184
Selective clearing of transmission lines, W.J. Neidig 5:91
selective clearing 11:42
Seliskar, C.E. 2:6
selling arborist services 18:208
selling PHC 18:45
selling the business 10:93
Semel, M. 12:107
Semonin, R.G., Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture 4:128
senescence 14:33
Senft, J.F. 18:331; 19:220
Sensitivity of pine species to ozone, A.M. Townsend 8:186
Septoria leafspot on dogwoods, D. Neely 15:263
Septoria, dogwood 14:159
services, municipal arboriculture 11:19
Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture, R.G. Semonin 4:128
Severity and causes of ash decline, C.R. Hibben 4:217
Sevin: a controversial insecticide, W.K. Hock 8:47
sewer-root problems 1:53; 20:329
Sex pheromone traps: a breakthrough in controlling borers of ornamental trees and shrubs, D.G. Nielsen 4:181
sex pheromones 8:52
Shade tree leaf scorch, R. Hammerschlag 12:38
Shade tree species selection, D. Chapman 7:313
Shade trees and carpenter ants, H.G. Fowler 8:281
Shade trees_the friend of the poor and the city dweller, F.W. Holmes 3:176
shade acclimation 19:266
shade cooling effects 10:320
shade effect on trees 19:303, 339
shade effects on people 16:158
shade for bus stops 17:233
shade patterns 16:169
shade tree benefits 3:176
shade tree commissions 9:237; 12:177
shade tree entomology 1:61
shade tree evaluation (see valuation)
Shade, media and fertility influence on Taxus, H. Khatamian 8:247
shade, computer modeling 11:3
shade, energy 12:114
shade, spruce 15:158
Shading effects of deciduous trees, R.J. Youngberg 9:295
shading stress 11:98
Shafer, E.L., Urban forestry scope and complexity 5:206
Shagott, D.M., Improve your safety program 11:356
Shaheen, S.B. 17:325, 328
shallow pit injection 14:237
Shank, B.F. 5:120; 6:12; 7:52; 9:87
Sharon, M.E., Evaluating trees for hazard 13:285
Shaw's Garden 3:89
Shaw, D.A. 19:99
Shaw, D.C. 8:18
Shaw, D.C., Moving large trees 6:51
Shaw, D.C., Pesticides_play it safe 2:59
Shear, T. 17:217
Shelstad, D., Spread of oak wilt using GIS system 17:192
Shepitka, J.S. 14:52
Sherald, J.L. 3:30; 11:54; 12:38
Sherald, J.L., Bacterial leaf scorch of landscape trees caused by Xylella fastidiosa 18:57
Sherald, J.L., Dutch elm disease therapy 6:287
Sherald, J.L., Incidence and development of bacterial leaf scorch of elm 20:18
Sherley, D. 10:264
Sherman, J.F. 10:265
Sherwood, S.C., Benefit:cost analysis of municipal DED control programs 7:291
Shetlar, D.J., Urban pest control with IPM 7:70
`Shigo' branch pruning 14:151, 261
Shigo, A.L. 1:150; 2:40, 157; 9:87, 140; 10:159; 11:111, 137, 197; 13:97; 14:57; 17:217
Shigo, A.L., Anatomy of infected elms 6:96
Shigo, A.L., Beech bark disease 2:21
Shigo, A.L., Branches 6:300
Shigo, A.L., Cabling and bracing 6:5
Shigo, A.L., Communication between researcher and arborist 2:206
Shigo, A.L., Compartmentalization of discolored and decayed wood associated with injection-type wounds on hybrid poplar 3:114
Shigo, A.L., Discolored and decayed wood associated with injection wounds in elm 3:230
Shigo, A.L., New ideas in tree care 1:234
Shigo, A.L., "New" ideas in tree care 3:1
Shigo, A.L., Proper tree care 9:285
Shigo, A.L., Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections 3:213
Shigo, A.L., Tree health 8:311
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings 9:317
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings on red maple and American elm: effectiveness after five years 3:8
Shigometer as predictor of bronze birch borer risk, J.J. Ball 10:327
shigometer 3:22, 83, 214; 4:201; 5:66, 230; 6:5; 8:100; 9:262, 285; 12:108; 15:185; 18:1
shoestring root rot 2:161
Shoot responses to root stress, D.S. Neuman 19:118
shoot growth 18:39, 325
shoot moth 10:94
shoot regeneration 17:35
Shortle, W.C. 3:114; 9:317; 11:137
Shortle, W.C., Detection of decay in trees 5:226
Shortle, W.C., New look at tree care 5:281
Should urban forestry be defined?, B. Hudson 11:24
Shoup, S.C. 11:181
Shoup, S.C., Interactions of trees and ground covers 7:186
Shoup, S.C., Pruning and fertilizer effects on tree establishment 7:155
Shriver, J.R., Distribution line tree-caused disturbances 5:191
Shriver, J.R., Firm price bidding 14:43
shrub diseases 2:118; 16:189
shrub injury by salt 1:16
shrub insects 2:84
Shurtleff, M.C. 1:180, 191; 2:80, 132; 4:207, 215; 5:176, 261; 6:19, 41, 56, 66, 92, 203; 7:18; 13:92, 130
Shurtleff, M.C. 16:41, 189, 220
Shurtleff, M.C., Fungicide inventory and disease control spray programs for woody ornamentals 3:41
Shurtleff, M.C., Search for disease-resistant trees 6:238
Siberian elms 6:175
Sidewalk and fertilizer effects on zelkova and mulberry, J.A. Wagar 8:267
Sidewalk effects on soil moisture and temperature, J.A. Wagar 20:237
sidewalk and curb damage 9:177
sidewalk breakage 11:146, 165; 12:96, 147; 13:85, 92; 14:52; 17:331; 19:332
sidewalk trees 4:14; 13:10; 18:189
siduron 1:68
Siebenthaler, J. 9:47
Siebenthaler, J., What's a plant worth? 10:87
Siegendorf, L., Hurricane tree care 10:217
Sievert, R.C., Jr. 9:74; 12:177
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Public awareness of urban forestry 14:48
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in Ohio 6:111
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in the midwest 8:136
silkworm 11:361
silver maple injection 18:69
Silverborg, B.B. 4:274
silvex (see 2,4,5-T) 1:68
simazine 1:201
Simini, M., Response of maples to salt spray 12:1
Simmons, C., Crew evaluation 3:57
Simmons, G.A. 6:309; 9:199; 10:327, 330
Simone, G.W. 3:41
Simonson, R.W., Soils and their profiles 12:206
Simpson, B.J., Oaks of Texas 12:302
Simpson, P. 20:190
Simpson, S.B., Texas Chapter proposed certification 11:143
Sinclair, W.A., Kinetin ineffective in therapy of ash yellows 18:278
Sinclair, W.A., Latin names of pathogens 13:274
Sinclair, W.A., Mycoplasmalike organisms as causes of slow growth and decline of trees 20:176
Sinclair, W.A., Phloem necrosis of elms 2:106
Sinclair, W.A., Tree declines 14:29
Sinclair, W.A., Wood characteristics related to injectability 7:6
Sing, V. 5:168
sintered fly-ash 20:14
site analysis 17:333
site modification 18:85
site plan reviews 3:192; 20:56
site requirements 8:150; 10:5; 11:284; 13:90
site selection 20:171
Skelding, M. 10:94
Skiera, R.W., 13:85
Skiera, R.W., What should be the role of government in municipal arboriculture? 4:140
Skinner, D. 14:233
Skinner, R.W., Marketing tree care 13:159
Skirvin, R.M. 4:113; 6:278
slash disposal 11:118
Slide shows to promote sales, G.B. Frank 7:332
slime flux 6:247
Slo-Grow 12:292
small business assistance 13:135
Small, G.D., Neighborhood tree nursery 4:258
Smiley, E.T. 12:241; 16:209, 305, 307, 308; 17:256; 18:332
Smiley, E.T., Determining strength loss from decay 18:201
Smiley, E.T., Maple disease in Michigan 12:126
Smiley, E.T., Soil aeration equipment 16:118
Smiley, E.T., Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple 12:169
Smiley, E.T., Street tree inventories 14:36
Smiley, E.T., Trunk injected and soil applied macronutrients 17:322
Smirnoff, W.A., Protection of urban forests through the use of insect diseases 4:69
Smit, B. 16:235
Smith, A.M., Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings 18:165
Smith, D. 15:176
Smith, E.M. 1:74, 77, 175; 2:16, 66, 120; 5:200; 6: 209; 7:42, 63; 8:163; 9:11
Smith, E.M., Eastern white pine iron deficiency 3:129
Smith, E.M., Fertilizing trees and shrubs in the landscape 4:157
Smith, E.M., Manganese deficiency in red maple 3:87
Smith, E.M., Stress from salts and herbicides 1:201
Smith, E.M., Systemic nutrient treatments 14:240
Smith, E.M., The flowering crabapple 7:89
Smith, E.M., Weed control in the landscape 5:51
Smith, G.C., Response of honeylocust cultivars to air pollution stress 10:289
Smith, G.E. 11:316
Smith, G.R. 17:8
Smith, K.T., Wounding and compartmentalization 14:226
Smith, L.D., Major nutrient influence on Verticillium dahliae infections of maple 9:277
Smith, L.D., Verticillium wilt of trees 5:193
Smith, M.A.L., Marketing the arborist's expertise 13:113
Smith, P.D. 5:72
Smith, R.C. 3:220; 6:41, 66
Smith, R.F. 4:183
Smith, T. 5:120; 11:316
Smith, T.D., Arboriculture in the 1980's 7:83
Smith, T.K., Line clearance needs 10:205
Smith-Fiola, D.C. 16:307
smog 11:115
soap, insecticidal 2:5; 6:73; 14:285; 15:257; 16:82, 173; 17:208
Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting, R. Sommer 20:170
social benefits, tree 20:323
social change 16:217
social effects of trees 3:65; 8:258; 10:222
Society of American Foresters 4:43
Sociology for urban tree plantings, R.G. Ames 6:120
sodic soils 16:115
sodium chloride effects 4:35, 162; 5:25, 265; 9:168; 12:1, 31; 13:225
sodium contamination 9:3, 11
soft scales 4:98
soil aeration 3:222; 9:125; 10:121; 13:39; 15:253, 254; 16:307; 17:333; 18:332; 19:281, 289; 20:11
Soil aeration equipment, E.T. Smiley 16:118
Soil aeration status around healthy and declining oaks, J.D. MacDonald 19:209
Soil aeration, flooding and tree growth, T.T. Kozlowski 11:85
soil amendments 2:4; 5:167, 217
Soil amendments and tree establishment, J.R. Schulte 1:192
Soil and growth improvement from subsoil cultivation, K. Rolf 17:200
Soil and tree resource inventories, P.D. Kelsey 14:243
soil compaction 8:170, 209; 9:1, 175; 10:121; 13:17; 16:55, 118; 17:200; 18:235; 20:9, 160, 205
Soil compaction on heavily used sites, P.J. Craul 20:69
Soil compaction_effects on urban vegetation, J.C. Patterson 3:161
Soil desalination to counteract maple decline, J.M. Rubens 4:33
soil drainage 8:270
Soil drainage for trees, K.D. Meyer 9:214
Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple, E.T. Smiley 12:169
Soil factors related to urban sugar maple decline, G.A. Ruark 9:1
Soil in street tree planters, P. Kelsey 16:113
soil moisture 6:315; 9:8; 12:306; 14:288, 293; 16:266; 19:103
Soil moisture and absorption of water, T.T. Kozlowski 13:39
Soil physical effects of pneumatic subsoil loosening, K. Rolf 18:235
Soil residues of foliar herbicides on utility ROW's, K.H. Deubert 12:269
Soil sampling under roadside trees, G.A. Ruark 8:96
soil temperature 3:223; 9:8; 13:43; 16:266
Soil temperatures and their impact on tree growth, W.R. Graves 20:24
Soil volumes needed for street and container trees, P. Lindsey 17:141
soil acidification 10:122
soil alkalinity 16:35
soil analysis 12:6
soil bulk density 8:88; 16:119; 17:201; 19:358; 20:160
soil characteristics 1:175; 8:98; 9:124; 14:23, 114
soil contamination 2:209
soil drench 20:38
soil erosion 5:116
soil evaluation 15:254
soil fertility 18:39
soil fills 4:187
soil fungi 6:213
soil injection 16:40
soil modification 18:86
soil moisture and temperature 9:300
soil moisture tension 19:358
soil moisture, root growth 14:200
soil nutrients 9:1, 126; 16:115
soil oxygen diffusion 17:243
soil pH 2:198; 9:127; 14:248; 17:335
soil physics and chemistry 3:161
soil pollution 3:70
soil porosity 17:201
soil salt content 20:199
soil sock containers 19:383
soil sterilants 1:70
soil stress 9:6
soil structure 4:6, 175
soil surveys 3:164
soil temperature, container 14:293
soil testing 4:159; 5:172; 7:11
soil texture 9:1, 124, 177, 215; 13:41
soil treatment, chlorosis 2:130
soil type 14:23, 114; 19:281
soil volume 17:57
soil water 4:184
soil water deficits 7:300; 16:203
soil, planting site 6:160
soil, salt effect 4:34
soil-root disturbances 8:60
Soils and their profiles, R.W. Simonson 12:206
soils, clay 10:108
soils, urban 11:330
solar access 11:1, 12
solar radiation 3:202; 11:6; 12:114; 13:14; 20:24
SOLEST simulation model 11:4
solid waste as a peat replacement 18:329
Solving iron chlorosis, C.E. Whitcomb 12:44
somaclonal variation 19:86
Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections, A.L. Shigo 3:213
Sommer, B.A. 15:243
Sommer, R., 18:330
Sommer, R., Agreement among arborists, gardeners and landscape architects in rating street trees 18:252
Sommer, R., Comparison of four methods of tree assessment 19:27
Sommer, R., Resident involvement in tree planting: comparison with developer-planted trees 20:323
Sommer, R., Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting 20:170
Sommer, R., Street tree attributes 15:243
Sommer, R., Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders 18:189
sooty mold 2:132; 14:209
Sorensen, R.W., Computerized ROW vegetation management 2:101
sorption of injected fungicides 14:167
Souch, C. 19:303
Souch, C.A., Effect of trees on summertime below canopy climates 19:303
sound barriers 9:64
sound speed in wood 19:374
sound, vegetation effects 9:64; 10:45
Southern pine bark beetles, R.S. Scott 13:145
southern pine beetle control 10:279
southern red mite 5:10
Soviet trees 7:211; 8:40
space for trees 19:321
Space, R.T., Fringe benefits 10:188
Spacing of landscape plants, R. Rothenberger 14:208
Spangler, P.E., Line clearance and forestry committee 14:278
Sparks, B. 17:112
spatial distribution 7:36; 11:196; 16:207
Spear, R. 15:256
species adaptation 19:344
species and cultivar selection 8:145, 178, 224
species determination 1:30
species diversity 18:91; 19:201
species profile 16:101
species selection 18:180
specification writing 2:205; 6:24; 9:110; 13:46; 16:21
Specifications and landscaping of utility installations, W.H. Denno 3:9
Specifications for construction around trees, L.S. Mayne 8:289
specifications of ordinances 3:193
specifications, bid 14:46
specifications, line clearance 11:118
specifications, tree planting 14:92
specifications, tree services 13:18
Speiser, C.E., A New York City safety program 4:191
Spencer, D.A., ROW corridors 1:173
Spider mites and other acarina on trees and shrubs, J.A. Weidhaas, Jr. 5:9
Spierenburg, D. 16:281
spill regulations 4:239
Spomer, L.A. 5:129
Spomer, L.A., Container soil water relations 6:315
Spray adjuvants are management tools, T.E. Whitmore 9:301
Spray adjuvants, T.E. Whitmore 12:57
Spray oils as insecticides, W.T. Johnson 6:169
spray adjuvants 3:100
spray application 9:301; 11:349; 12:57, 83, 204
spray calendar 9:53; 16:41; 17:157
spray equipment 6:249, 321; 17:139
spray mixtures, alkaline water 12:202
sprayer components 4:23
spraying horticultural oil 13:121
spraying ROW's 16:186
spraying, tree 3:143; 5:264; 6:19, 42, 56, 73, 203; 18:205
sprays, drift control 4:13; 7:221; 12:61
Spread of oak wilt using GIS system, D. Shelstad 17:192
spreader-stickers 9:301; 12:57
spring versus fall planting 17:189
sprout regrowth control 4:7; 6:60; 7:141; 9:217; 10:323; 12:233; 18:302
spruce beetles 3:145
spruce breeding and selection 8:15
spruce canker 7:113; 9:127; 20:215
spruce diseases 1:43
spruce needle miner 2:44
spruce root pruning 13:126
spruce spider mite 1:206; 5:10; 16:83
spruce, Cytospora canker 5:81
spruce, shade effects 15:158
Stack, R.W. 5:163
Stack, R.W., Healing of injection wounds in elm 11:45
Stack, R.W., Injectability of American elm 14:195
Staffing for the `90's, J. Hendricksen 16:322
Staive, D.K. 12:112
staking and guying 6:41; 11:74; 15:282; 16:128
staking trees 4:16; 5:167; 10:6; 11:74; 12:198; 15:282; 17:140
Stal, O. 20:329
Stallion 75 injector 14:94
Stamen, T. 16:55
standard metric measurements 2:186
standards, tree maintenance 3:6, 101; 4:144; 16:21; 18:273
Stanton, B.J. 11:185
starch depletion 13:264
Starkey, D.G., Trees and mental health 5:153
State regulation of arboriculture, G.B. Gilmore 16:20
Statistical method for the accurate and rapid sampling of tree populations, R, Jaenson 18:171
Steel rod assessment of aeration in urban soils, S.J. Hodge 19:281
steel rods 19:358
Steffen, J. 12:284
Stein, J.D. 3:36
Steiner, K.C. 5:164
Steinernema feltiae 12:150
Steinhauer, J.R., Arthropod pests on juniper 1:205
Stem decay in Central Park, R.L. Tate 10:307
Stem decay in street and park trees, R.L. Tate 12:73
stem diseases 13:92
stem injury 13:93, 97
stem problems 4:55
Stephan, B.J. 5:164
Stephen, B. 16:307
Sternberg, G. 17:106
Sterner, T.E. 2:216; 3:130
Stevens, C.H. 17:325, 328
Stevens, G. 1:160
Steward, V.B., Control of hemlock woolly adelgid using soil injections 20:287
stickers 12:57
Sticklen, M.B. 17:34
Stidham, T.M. 20:18
Stiffler, R.J. 2:40
Still, S.M. 5:268
Stimulating oak root regeneration with auxin sprays, G.P. Lumis 8:325
Stinemetz, C.L., Gibberellic and abscisic acid content of ash seeds 10:283
Stipes, R.J. 12:155; 14:109; 15:153; 16:137; 17:217
Stipes, R.J., The science and technology of tree injection 14:165
Stirling, G.R. 5:182
stomatal characteristics 1:86, 106; 8:77; 10:313; 11:103; 13:99, 155; 19:1, 266
Stoner, M.F. 15:280
Storage temperature and duration effects on bareroot trees, J.M. Englert 19:106
storage of trees 2:135, 216; 18:136
Storing water in soil in arid climates, J.A. Wagar 12:305
Storm restoration management, D.S. Page 16:5
storm damage 4:30; 13:46; 19:187
Storm, S. 5:48
Straley, G.B., Asian trees for American gardens 19:250
Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings, A.M. Smith 18:165
stratification 19:113
Street tree assessment by a survey sampling procedure, F.A. Valentine 4:49
Street tree attributes, R. Sommer 15:243
Street tree decline and construction damage, R.J. Hauer 20:94
Street tree diameters and pruning and wastewood management costs, P.L. Churack 20:231
Street tree growth and mortality, D.J. Nowak 16:124
Street tree inventories, E.T. Smiley 14:36
Street tree inventory in Mexico City, A. Chacalo 20:222
Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders, Sommer R. 18:189
Street tree maintenance, C.F. Schwarz 13:257
Street tree performance tests of crabapple cultivars: initial results, H.D. Gerhold 20:87
Street tree species for Iowa, P.H. Wray 11:249
Street tree trends in Kansas, R.L. Davis 19:201
Street trees and road salt in Denmark, N. Hvass 11:61
Street trees and the law, M.J. Heydt 14:20
Street trees in Hong Kong, C.Y. Jim 12:257
Street trees in southern Ontario, J.R. Pickering 8:189
street tree assessment 4:52
street tree diversity 19:344
street tree inventory (see inventory, tree)
street tree management 16:73
street tree management costs 18:329
street tree numbers 16:69
street tree plan 5:181
street tree planters (see planters, tree)
street tree planting 2:184, 195, 218; 11:146; 20:323
street tree problems 1:52
Strength properties of wood related to injection of growth regulators, T.A. Wasniewski 19:220
strength loss 18:201
Stress in eastern white pine, M.J. Weaver 16:137
Stress management for trees, T.A. Tattar 9:25
stress tolerant plants 17:137; 20:114
Stress tolerant trees for the southern great plains, J.C. Pair 20:130
stress and cankers 16:11
stress on trees 17:149, 175
stress, drought 4:93; 7:13, 113
stress, environmental 2:39, 159, 209, 228; 3:58, 70, 74, 75, 161; 4:200, 217, 226, 274; 5:39, 75, 159; 11:66, 97, 129, 185, 203, 230, 354; 13:92; 14:31, 109
stress, freezing 7:13, 144
stress, high temperature 17:313
stress, insect damage 16:241, 289
stress, moisture 19:103
stress, predispose to borer attack 9:149
stress, root 14:288; 19:118
stress, salt 4:34
stress, salts and herbicides 1:14, 201
stress, soil 17:333
stress, temperature 11:104
stress, transplanting 11:37
stress, water 1:1, 57, 60; 13:33; 16:203; 18:165
Stringer, J.W. 20:141
striped maple worm 4:265
Strobel, G. 17:184
Stroempl, G. 2:160
Structural development of trees, R.W. Harris 6:105
structural failure 20:297
structure, root 15:201
structure, soil 11:330
structure, tree 15:180
Struve, D.K. 9:84
student arborists 16:219
study guides 15:167
stump removal 18:307
stump sprout control 8:327
stump treatment 3:171
Stutz, J.C. 20:134
Styer, W.E., Gall mites in Ohio 1:188
subsoil cultivation 16:307
subsoiling 17:200; 18:235; 20:14, 72
Successful transplanting, W.M. Flemer 8:234
Succession in the urban forest, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 9:267
sucking insects 2:201
sugar maple decline 12:6
suitability of trees 19:27
sulfur, iron chlorosis 12:47
sulphur dioxide pollution 2:1, 84; 3:23; 4:107; 6:20, 29; 7:99; 13:71; 14:61; 16:307
Summer branch drop, R.W. Harris 9:111
summer horticultural oil (see horticultural oil sprays)
summer oil spray 14:102, 220; 15:257; 16:89; 17:208
summer shade 3:204
Summit, J. 20:170, 323
Sumrall, A. 6:85
Sun, W.Q., Quantifying species diversity of streetside trees in our cities 18:91
Sundheim, R. 14:204
sunlight penetration 11:1
sunscald prevention 9:35, 285; 10:169; 18:15
Sunspray 6E 14:102, 220
SUNY degree in arboriculture, D.P. Ryan 5:78
supervision 9:110
Surface treatments for the prevention of soil compaction during construction, J.M. Lindsey 20:205
surface rooting 11:165
surfactants 12:57
surgery 2:20; 8:67
survey of arborists 1:22
survey sampling procedure 4:52
survey, trees 1:196; 5:16; 6:188; 17:331, 334
Survival strategies for trees, T.A. Tattar 10:160
survival in cities 4:14
survival, tree 20:120, 172
Susceptibility of cotoneasters to fire blight, S.H. Davis, Jr. 2:90
Susceptibility of honeylocust to Thyronectria, D. Neely 15:189
Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 18:262
Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes, F. S. Santamour 18:216
Susceptibility of pines to sodium chloride spray, A.M. Townsend 13:225
Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California, P. Svihra 18:161
Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 19:257
Sustainable development in the urban forest, J. McNeil 17:94
Suto, Y. 1:166
Svihra, P. 6:245; 7:105
Svihra, P., Diagnosing root rot in ornamentals 17:294
Svihra, P., Elm firewood and bark beetle attack 13:164
Svihra, P., Flatheaded borers in white alders 19:260
Svihra, P., Oakland-Berkeley Hill fire: lessons for the arborist 18:257
Svihra, P., Principles of eradicative pruning 20:262
Svihra, P., Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California 18:161
Swaigen, J. 5:155
Swanson, B.T. 1:80
Swanson, B.T. 16:279
Swat team for urban forestry, D.C. Willeke 13:1
Sweden, sewer roots 20:329
sweet gum 14:194; 18:1
sweet gum growth in cities 15:255
sweetgum water use 19:266
Sweetnam, D. 12:168
Swenson, J.P. 19:27
Swim, J. 13:153
Swisher, B.E., Uses of wood chips 2:13
Sycamore anthracnose, D. Neely 2:153
sycamore anthracnose 3:147; 14:137
sycamore checklist 12:78
sycamore leaf scorch 18:59
sycamore, borers 12:150
Sydnor, T.D. 2:68; 5:164; 9:160, 186, 229, 233, 247; 10:221; 12:72; 13:126; 14:60
Sydnor, T.D., Arboriculture at Ohio State University 5:5
Sydnor, T.D., Select the proper plant 8:193
Sydnor, T.D., Winter injury_an interaction 4:25
Sylvester, W.A. 7:109
synergism 18:298
Synthesis of ectomycorrhizae on red oak seedlings, R.K. Dixon 18:266
Syracuse (N.Y.) street trees 4:53
Systemic control of sycamore anthracnose, E.B. Himelick 14:137
Systemic nutrient treatments, E.M. Smith 14:240
Systemic treatment for chlorotic trees, E.B. Himelick 6:192
systemic chemicals 4:200; 14:238
systemic fungicides 1:80, 112; 2:138; 3:108; 11:45
systemic insecticides 3:26
systemic movement 16:12
systemic treatments 17:156

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