Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter B)

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Bachtell, K.R. 12:28
Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), for gypsy moth control, 27:230
Bacillus thuringiensis 1:136; 4:70, 244; 7:246; 9:33; 10:151; 11:242, 371; 14:172; 16:82; 17:70, 138, 19:82, 181; 20:318
Bacillus thuringiensis 22:87
Bacillus thuringiensis 23:174
Bacillus thuringiensis 24:154, 24:286
Bacillus thuringiensis, N.R. Dubois 7:233
backfill 21:247
backfill amendments 20:14
backfill soil texture 18:130
Backhaus, R.A. 4:58
bacteria, xylem-limited, identification of alternative hosts, 25:258
bacterial leaf scorch 12:38; 16:305; 20:18
Bacterial leaf scorch caused by Xylella fastidiosa: a Kentucky survey 21:77
Bacterial leaf scorch in American elm, S.J. Kostka 11:54
Bacterial leaf scorch of landscape trees caused by Xylella fastidiosa, J.L. Sherald 18:57
Bacterial species in relation to tree decline, M. Scortichini 17:246
bacterial wetwood 9:63
Bagley, W.T. 6:79
bagworm control 20:318
bagworm dispersal 16:242
bagworms 6:181; 11:207
Bagworms eat everything, F.S. Santamour 6:291
Bain, F.F., Lessons learned in an ice storm 1:176
Baird, L., 25:285
Baker, F.A. 14:36
Baker, F.A., Therapeutic pruning for control of Dutch elm disease 11:247
Baker, J. 22:109
Baker, J.R. 12:134
Bakken, S.R. 21:150
baldcypress (Taxodium distichum), fertilizing container-grown, 28:28:243(a)
Ball lacing methods, R.C. Cash 16:66
ball wrap, palm 21:98
Ball, J. 16:57, 304; 17:149
Ball, J., Electric chain saws in arboriculture training 14:145
Ball, J., Monitoring an urban IPM program 13:174
Ball, J., Monitoring routines and action thresholds for IPM 17:88
Ball, J., Plant health care and the public 20:33
Ball, J., Public perception of IPM 12:135
Ball, J.J., Bronze birch borer and birch dieback 6:309
Ball, J.J., Shigometer as predictor of bronze birch borer risk 10:327
Ball, J.J., Urban forestry volunteers 12:182
Ball, J.J., Using homeowner's trees in urban research 10:330
Ball, John (and J.E. Lloyd and D.F. Marion), The appropriate response process (ARP) and its role in lant health care, 25:24
Ball, John, Bronze birch borer and pruning wounds on birch 18:294
Ball, John, Marketing arboricultural services 18:205
Ballard, E.D. 3:100
balled and burlapped, insecticide dips for grub control, 27:283
balled and burlapped, transplant success in urban landscape, 26:298
bank selection 13:108
Banker, H.J. 6:107
Banker, H.J., Arbor Day renaissance 8:50
Banker, H.J., We need a national Arbor Day 3:33
Banko, T.J. 21:88
Bannon, James S., 25:81
banvel 4:112, 189
banyan, Chinese, preservation 14:176
barbecues, and shade preference in Brazil, 25:85
Barclay, L.W. 10:142
bare root transplanting 4:216; 6:261
bare root, transplant success in urban landscape, 26:298
bare-root 23:1
Bare-root vs. tree spade transplanting, D.E. Vanstone 7:271
Barger, H.S. 5:24, 69
Barger, J.H. 11:233; 14:61
Barger, J.H., DED control: sanitation improved by girdling 8:124
Barger, J.H., Elm bark beetles and pruning wounds 13:102
bark banding 4:145; 5:59; 12:284; 16:41; 17:331; 20:104
Bark banding and the elm leaf beetle, L.R. Costello 16:225
Bark banding with morphactin to inhibit tree growth, R. Hield 4:58
bark banding, herbicides 11:59
bark banding, TGR's 16:305
bark beetle populations 16:148
bark beetle, ash 15:255
bark beetle, pine 13:145, 164
bark beetles 2:204, 216; 5:247; 6:245; 8:292; 10:265, 279
bark beetles 22:67
Bark cracks associated with injection wounds in elms, C.W. Murdoch 9:61
bark mulch 3:200; 6:10
bark painting 12:284
bark patches 17:223
bark ringing 18:192
Bark roosting birds, J. Whitehead 8:140
bark splitting 17:45
bark stripping, hornets 12:273
bark use for disease control 1:180
bark uses 2:16, 139
bark utilization 1:217
bark wounds 10:241; 16:108
bark, for monitoring air quality, 26:66
bark-banding 23:9
Barker, K.R. 8:252
Barker, P.A. 21:202, 21:251
Barker, P.A. 9:177; 14:52; 15:255; 16:304; 17:331; 19:27, 332
Barker, P.A., Eucommia ulmoides 10:233
Barker, P.A., Fruit litter from urban trees 12:293
Barker, P.A., Microcomputer databases for data management in urban forestry 9:298
Barker, P.A., Ordinance control of street trees 1:212
Barnes, B., Community involvement/public outreach in ROW's 14:298
Barnes, B., Seattle tree replacement 17:98
Barnett, D.P., Estimating root length density around transplanted plants 9:305
Barr, W.F. 2:84
Barrier materials for stopping tree roots, J.A. Wagar 19:332
barrier zones, to slow spread of gypsy moth, 25:109
barriers, root 22:151
Barro, S.C. 23:239
Bartenstein, F., The future of urban forestry 7:261
Bartha, R., Effect of oil spills on trees 3:180
Bartlett School of Tree Surgery 3:141
Bartley, W.J., Motivation and leadership in your business 3:65
Bartol, W.D. 2:221
Bartram, J. 4:165
Bartram, S.M. 23:239
basal area growth 4:280
basal canker, maple 8:29
basal herbicides 21:168
basal sprays 3:95, 171, 173
Basic arboriculture course, J.J. McKeehen 1:219
Basic information on insecticides and their use, R. Randell 3:24
Bassett, J.R., Street tree inventories in the U.S. 1:48
Bassett, S. 5:155
Bassuk, N. 22:255
Bassuk, N. see Grabosky, Jason
Bassuk, N.L. 13:10, 92; 16:76, 304, 306; 17:28, 141; 18:171; 19:339; 20:9, 310
Bassuk, N.L. 21:33, 21:187
Bassuk, N.L., 26:298
basswood leaf miner 15:253
Bastian, R.A. 12:237
Bate, T.R. 4:125
Baton Rouge trees 18:331
Batzli, J.M. 16:162, 190
Bauer, I.O., Tree replacement program 16:42
Baumgardt, J.P. 1:175, 211; 2:73; 4:6, 88, 96, 127, 175; 6:63; 12:56; 13:177
Baxendale, R.W., Dormant oil phytotoxicity to ornamentals 14:102
Baxendale, R.W., Efficacy of summer oil spray 16:89
Baxendale, R.W., Evaluation of summer oil spray 14:220
Bayer, D.E. 1:53
beaches, and shade preference in Brazil, 25:85
Beale, M.A. 7:29
Beard, J.B. 4:161
Beattie, K.A., Urban arboriculture waste reduction and recycling 17:135
Beauchamp, M., Les Floriales Internationales de Montreal 6:26
beautification 5:49; 10:9, 83, 91
Becker, Peter J. 24:35
Beckett, K. Paul (and P. Freer-Smith and G. Taylor), Effective tree species for local air-quality management, 26:12
Beckman, C.H., Trees fight back 1:199
Beckwith, R.C. 3:160
Bedker, P.J., Cankers on honeylocust caused by Nectria cinnabarina 10:33
beech (Fagus spp.), decay development in, 26:1
beech (Fagus sylvatica), crown structure and determination of health, 25:59
beech (Fagus sylvatica), tensile strength of wood rays, 28:28:207(a)
Beech bark diseases, A.L. Shigo 2:21
beech cultivars 7:157
Beech scale in Ontario, S. Bisessar 11:13
beech tree diseases 1:43, 150
Beeson, R.C. 18:124
Beeson, R.C., Diurnal water stress during establishment of pine 18:281
Beeson, R.C., Jr. see Eisner, Nathan J.
beetle control 22:67
beetle disease vector 8:1
beetle, elm leaf 21:181
beetle, red turpentine 21:221
beetles, elm bark 13:102
behavior modification 14:9
Behlen, D.M., Big trees 6:44; 7:56, 223
Beiting, S.W. 19:299
Belisorio, A. 17:246
Bell, D.T. 1:60
Bell, L.A., An effective tree trimming program 6:24
Bellows, T.S. 17:93
Bemis, M. 10:204
Benavides Meza, H.M. 16:304, 305
Benavides Meza, H.M., Current situation of the urban forest in Mexico City 18:33
bending strength 21:111
Beneficial Insect Laboratory 4:67
beneficial insects 16:49
benefin 1:68
Benefit:cost analysis of municipal DED control programs, S.C. Sherwood 7:291
benefits of trees 22:35
benefits of trees 4:90, 193; 5:74, 85, 153, 207; 6:120; 14:256; 16:58, 144
benefits of trees, economic 22:131
Benlate use in Canada, G. Munro 2:74
benomyl 2:19, 74, 105, 137; 3:108, 127; 4:80, 177; 6:15, 153, 274, 295; 11:137; 17:276, 334; 18:227, 322, 330
Benson, D.M. 8:252
bensulide 1:68
Bentz S.E. 21:122
Bentz, S.E. (and L.G.H. Riedel, M.R. Pooler and A.M. Townsend), Hybridization and self-compatibility in controlled pollinations of eastern North American and Asian hemlock (Tsuga) species, 28:28:200
benzimidazole fungicides 14:230
Berberich, S. 9:116
Bergdahl, D.R. 9:151
Berger, T. 19:209
Bergman, E.L. 6:50
Bernatzky, A., Climatic influences of the greens and city planning 3:121
Berrang, P., Factors affecting tree health in New York City 11:185
berries are colorful 1:29
Berry, A.M. 17:127, 250, 18:330; 20:297
Berry, Alison, 25:48
Bethge, K.A. 19:374
Bethge, K.A. 21:105
Better Trees for Metropolitan Landscapes 4:63
Betters, D.R. 7:291
Betters, D.R., 26:69
Betula alba 2:39
Betula spp. (birch) resistance to insects and diseases, 28:28:244(a)
Betula spp. (birch), development of borer-resistance and, 25:151; fertilizer rates and increased growth of, 25:109; leaf processes after ozone, drought exposure, 25:282; nutrition and, 25:283; ozone sensitivity of, 25:282, 25:283
Betula spp. (birch), relative resistance to Japanese beetles, 27:18
Betula, hornet damage 12:273
Bhattacharya, S. 21:235
bibliographic collections 6:101
bibliographies, trees and wind, 28:41
bibliography, insect literature 2:127
bibliography, wildlife habitats 2:80
bicentennial elms 2:192
Bidding for line clearance, W.R. Rossman 10:117
bidding tree services 12:98; 13:19
bidding, firm price 14:43, 68
bidding, line clearance 11:116; 13:304
bidrin 3:213; 16:12
bids, tree 14:193
Bidwell, David, Evaluating tree risk in the urban environment, 27:344
Biedenbender, S. 17:233
Biedermann, J. 6:107
Bieller, J.A., Injection site wounding by plant growth regulators 17:78
Bieller, J.A., Utility and municipal competition for space in the urban environment 18:76
bifurcation ratios 19:339
big trees 5:123
big trees program 23:239
Big trees, D.M. Behlen 6:44
Biggs, A.K., Wound healing in bark 16:108
Biggs, Martin P. 24:19
Bilan, M.V. 18:329
Bilderback, T., Arboriculture at North Carolina State 6:332
Biles, L.E. 10:32
Biles, L.E., Urban forestry begins fifth year 8:154
Billikopf, G.E. 12:181
Binab-T 13:189
Bing, A. 11:277
Bingham, S.W. 7:221
Bioassays for gypsy moth control insecticides, J.C. Miller 17:70
Biobarrier 19:332
Biobarrier, and mycorrhizae growth in oak and sweetgum, 26:92
Biobarrier™ 22:151
Biochemical verification of hybridity in weeping willow, F.S. Santamour 18:6
biodiversity 19:344
biodiversity, management in street tree populations, 25:124
biodiversity, Ohio’s tree needs, 28:28:291
bioindicators of air pollution 18:249
biological control 23:65, 23:87, 23:144
biological control 24:147, 24:286
biological control 4:66, 96, 102, 111, 183, 241; 16:107; 17:156; 20:278
biological control of diseases 2:138
Biological Control of Elm Leaf Beetle 24:154
biological control sought for ash whitefly 17:93
biological control, chestnut blight, 28:28:208(a)
biological control, crown gall 14:199
biological control, in urban forests, 27:203
biological control, insects 10:262; 20:318
biological filters 6:20
biological insecticide 20:146
Biology and management of clearwing borers, D.A. Potter 9:145
biomass 23:109
biomass 24:191
biomass disposal 23:8
biomass fuel, managing urban forests for, 28:302(a)
biomass production 22:122
biomass reduction 22:63
biomass, tree 22:161, 22:176
biomechanical tests 22:252
biomechanics, of self-supporting trees, 27:343
biomechanics, significance of tensile strength on, 28:28:207(a); tree safety and, 28:84
biorational pesticides 15:25; 16:82
biorationals 22:69
biostimulants, and growth of maple and hawthorn, 25:60
biostimulants, response of English oak to, 28:70
Biotechnology and molecular genetics in tree improvement, Y. Huang 19:84
biotechnology in tree improvement 18:329
biotic scorch (see scorch)
birch (Betula spp.) resistance to insects and diseases, 28:28:244(a)
birch (Betula spp.), development of borer-resistance and, 25:151; fertilizer rates and increased growth, 25:109; leaf processes after ozone, drought exposure, 25:282; nutrition and ozone sensitivity of, 25:283; ozone-sensitivity and, 25:282
birch (Betula spp.), relative resistance to Japanese beetles, 27:18
birch 7:260, 307
birch aphid 16:83
birch borer 16:260, 289; 18:294
birch cankers 2:39
birch dieback 6:309; 14:33
birch diseases and pests 1:43; 4:144
birch leaf miner 16:12
birch selection 10:82
birch, borer (see bronze birch borer)
birch, hornet damage 12:273
Birch, M.C. 7:251
Bird population on a ROW, W.C. Bramble 10:13
bird populations on electric transmission right-of-way, 28:123
bird populations on ROWs 18:28
Bird, J.D., ROW reclearing 1:151
Birdel, R., Planting techniques for tree spade dug trees 9:282
birds on the ROW 12:219,316; 20:124
birds, urban 11:240
Birtz, R.E., Wood pole maintenance 5:65
Bisessar, S., Beech scale in Ontario 11:13
Bishop, B. see D’Amato, Nicholas E.
Bishop, B., 26:20
black vine weevil 5:77, 88
Black, K. 8:69
Black, M.E., Tree vandalism : some solutions 4:114
Black, R.J. 18:124
Black, Robert J. 24:1
Black, W.M., Innovations in the tree care industry 7:326
Blahna, D.J. 23:136
Blahna, D.J. see Kuhns, Michael R.
Blaine, J. 4:16
Blakeslee, G.M. 22:44
Blanchard, R.D. 18:69
Blanchard, R.O. 3:21
Blanche, C.A. 18:331
Blanche, C.A., 26:319
Blanchette, R.A. 10:33
Blanchette, R.A. 22:206
Blaser, R.E. 4:68
Blazer, C., 26:20
bleeding wounds 9:61
blister mite 5:13
blister rust of pine 1:143
Blome, P.H. 18:329
Bloniarz, D.V. 22:75
Bloniarz, D.V., 26:38
Bloniarz, D.V., 27:78
Blood, M.W. 23:136
Bloomfield, H. 7:56; 10:278; 12:84
blow outs 17:45
blue spruce 15:277
bluegrass, allelopathy 14:281
blue-stain of pine 8:212
Blumreich, B. 13:196
Boardman, R.M. 4:96
Bode, L.E., Equipment for precise placement of pesticides 6:321
Boeder, J.L., 26:97
Boers, R.W., Recycling brush and logs 2:36
Boes, T.K. 13:187
Boggs, J.F. 5:77, 88
Bollig, J.J., Encapsulated herbicides for ROW and forest tree injection 20:273
Bolyard, M.G., Microprojectile and Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of Pioneer elm 17:34
bookkeeping 13:81
Boorland, J. 17:166
Booth, D.C. 16:118; 17:256
borer control 4:181; 12:150; 20:146
Borer damage in green ash, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 12:199
borer injury 4:174; 5:109; 13:131
borer, birch (see bronze birch borer)
borer, dogwood 12:196; 18:81
borer, flatheaded apple tree 17:305
borer, peachtree 18:181
borers 2:41, 63, 203; 6:309; 9:145; 10:49, 63, 67; 17:29,119; 19:260
borers 21:177
Borers and root starch, J.P. Dunn 16:236
borers, American plum, 27:105; as predisposing factor for sunscald, 27:246
boric acid 2:164
borings, increment, wound dressings and, 25:113
Boron toxicity in container ornamentals, C.H. Gilliam 6:209
borrowing funds 13:108
Borst, B.V., Trees and the law 8:271
Boston's trees 4:14
Boswell, R. 19:281, 358
Botanic garden's role, A. Paterson 11:121
botanical classification 1:33
botanical garden, Smith College 19:48
botanical garden, UBC 19:250
botanical gardens 1:161; 2:183; 4:165; 8:41
Botanical terminology, S. Perry 17:27
Botryodiplodia canker 5:163
Botryodiplodia theobromae 4:86
Botryosphaeria dothidea 2:39; 14:184
Botryosphaeria dothidea 21:37
botrytis blight on native dogwood, 28:159(a)
Bottimore, D.P. 16:7
Bourque, P., Tree management in Montreal 11:200
Bowden, R.E. 15:253
Bowen, A.T., Innovative IPM application technology 17:138
Bowers, W.S. 3:130
Bowles, H., Growth retardant use by utilities 11:59
Bowman, D.C. 21:239
boxwood (Buxus spp.), control of leafminers, 27:255
boxwood 2:68
boxwood leafminer, control with systemic insecticides, 27:255
boxwood psyllid 16:91
Boyce, E.A., Effect of manganese and pH on cultivars of Acer rubrum 9:233
Boyle, C., 25:285
Boza, C.A. 10:170
brace rods 24:245
brace rods, 25:110, 25:222
brace rods, installation and breaking strength, 26:170
bracing 3:187(see also cabling and bracing)
Bragg, H.A. see Kuhns, Michael R.
Bramble, W.C. (and R.H. Yahner and W.R. Byrnes), Effect of herbicide maintenance of an electric transmission line right-of-way on butterfly populations, 25:302
Bramble, W.C. 22:99
Bramble, W.C. 23:196
Bramble, W.C., 27:215
Bramble, W.C., Bird population on a ROW 10:13
Bramble, W.C., Breeding-bird population changes following ROW maintenance treatments 18:23
Bramble, W.C., Cover type on ROW after maintenance treatments 17:38
Bramble, W.C., Cover types on ROW's 16:130
Bramble, W.C., Deer habitat and ROW maintenance 11:278
Bramble, W.C., Effects of ROW maintenance on birds 12:219
Bramble, W.C., Mammals in cover types on rights-of-way 18:316
Bramble, W.C., Nesting of breeding birds on the utility right-of-way 20:124
Bramble, W.C., Thirty years of research on plant cover on transmission ROW's 9:67
branch angle 21:302
branch attachment 1:223
branch breakage 19:368 (see also breakage)
branch callus 13:287 (see also callus)
branch collars (shoulders) 17:285
branch dieback 4:27 (see also dieback)
branch dieback, pin oak 18:241
branch drop 9:111
Branch failure during static loading of silver and Norway maples 21:302
branch failure, effect of pruning on, 28:137
branch failure, prevention with double-belt system Osnabrück, 26:270
branch habits 1:154
branch morphology, branch junction and hydraulic segmentation, 28:28:245; impact on wound compartmentalization, 28:99
branch orientation, and crown structure in rainforest trees, 25:60
branch pests 21:8
branch pruning 14:261; 17:285 (see also pruning)
Branch pruning wound closure, D. Neely 17:205
branch shape 16:245
branch spread and root spread 14:85
Branches of the law, E. DiSanto 8:7
Branches, A.L. Shigo 6:300
Brand, R.J. 2:5
Braness, Gary 24:344
Brasier, C.M. 2:19
Braxton, S.M. 20:241
Bray, R. 11:284
Brazil arboriculture 18:279; 20:61
Brazil, beach sidewalk and shade preference in, 25:85
Brazilian sandbank vegetation 21:306
Brazilian trees and their adaptation in the southern USA, V.C. Del Mazo Suarez 3:35
breach of contract 8:8
breakage 10:218
breakage, limb and trunk 20:297
Breaking Korean pine seed dormancy, Y. Qi 19:113
Breece, J.R. 5:81
breeding and selection 8:13 (see also selection, tree)
breeding for disease resistance 1:109
breeding, chestnuts 6:243
breeding, elms 6:242
breeding, insect resistance 13:131
breeding, maples 6:243
breeding, tree improvement 2:209; 3:17, 146, 185; 6:37, 42; 9:84; 10:197
Breeding-bird population changes following ROW maintenance treatments, W.C. Bramble 18:23
Breedlove, D.A. 16:305; 17:331
Breedlove, D.A., Diffusion of C-flurprimidol in carriers through excised silver maple bark 20:104
Breloer, H. 21:105
Bremner, L.A. 16:304; 18:302
Brennan, E.G. 5:157; 6:130; 10:289; 11:197; 14:153, 185
Brennan, E.G., Response of woody plants to air pollution 2:1
Bresnan, D.F. 22:113
Brewer, M.E., Pesticide accidents, spills and fires 6:113
Briggs, G. 11:209
Bringing order to the technical dysfunction within the urban forest, J. Urban 18:85
British arboricultural training 15:295
Brock, J.S. 7:105
bromacil 6:327
bronze birch borer (Agrilus anxius), developing resistance to, 25:151
bronze birch borer 1:64; 2:41; 3:150; 6:183; 9:304; 10:327, 330; 16:260, 289;18:294
Bronze birch borer and birch dieback, J. Ball 6:309
Bronze birch borer and pruning wounds on birch, John Ball 18:294
Brook, A.R. 11:125
Broschat, T.K., Leaf removal on transplanted sabal palms 17:32
Broschat, T.K., Leaf removal, tying and overhead irrigation on transplanted palms 20:210
Broschat, T.K., Regrowth of severed palm roots 10:238
Brown, C.L. 16:11
Brown, D.A. 22:83
Brown, D.K. 16:221
Brown, E.J. 2:106
Brown, G.K., Equipment for pressure injection of growth regulators 4:7
Brown, J., Noise pollution by arborists 1:153
Brown, K.W. 13:163
Brown, L.R. 12:150
Brown, R.D., Radiation received under trees 16:158
Brown, R.W., Jr., Roadside brush control 7:135
Brown, V, 17:70
Browne, L.E. 10:142
Browning, D.M. 23:106
Bruckerhoff, D.N. 1:128; 20:282
Brudi, Erk (and L. Wessolly), Evaluating tree risk in the urban environment, 27:103
Brunner, Amy M. 24:263
Bruns, D. 10:264
brush box (Lophostemon confertus spp.), establishing in waterlogged conditions, 27:49; soil characteristics and establishment of, 27:1
brush control 1:67; 3:171; 6:82; 7:135, 137; 10:71
brush recycling 2:36
brushcutters 16:18
Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis), for gypsy moth control, 27:230
Buchanan, E.L. 13:135
Buckingham, F. 13:273
Buckstrup, Michelle J. (and N.L. Bassuk), Transplanting success of balled-and-burlapped versus bare-root trees in the urban landscape, 26:298
bud development, pine 10:294
bud mite 5:13
bud pruning 23:149
budbreak 19:106
budbreak, effect of chilling and heat unit levels on, 28:148
budget analysis 3:104
budgeting for tree care 2:196; 4:234; 6:186; 8:38; 9:256; 10:115
budgeting in utility arboriculture 9:79
budgeting, municipal 13:257
Buerger, T.A. 17:331; 18:331
building damage, tree 21:90
Building walls and breaching walls, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 13:262
bulk density 23:164, 23:207, 23:233
bulk density, changes in after treatment with Terravent™, 27:326
Bull, B.B. 20:241
bunch disease, pecan 2:9
bunch of walnut 2:10; 6:226
Burch, P.L. 20:38
Burch, P.L. 22:61
Burchfield, L., 26:162
Burdekin, D.A. 2:95; 11:14
Burger, D. 22:174
Burger, D., 25:319
Burger, D.W. 22:161
Burger, D.W. 23:49
Burks, Susan 24:28
burlap skirts 21:69
burls 5:142
burr oak 21:77
Burras, L. see Iakovoglou, Valasia
Burtis, J. 5:97
bus stop shade 17:233
business concepts 9:253
Business continuity planning, G.A. Olinger 10:92
business creativity 13:178
business management 1:116; 5:150, 187; 13:135
Business management, C.H. Ingraham 1:54
Business management, G.L. Schaffer 1:119
Business management, M.G. Van Wormer 1:158
business ownership 10:148
business plans 13:21
Business practices of Kansas arborists, C. Jones 5:268
Butcher, E.C. 12:140
Butler, J.D. 1:80
Butler, L. 9:196
butt rots 21:110
butterflies 16:52
butterflies 23:196
butterflies, populations after herbicide maintenance, 25:302
butternut cankers 5:159
buttressing, comprehensive and tensile 22:93
Buxus spp. (boxwood), control of leafminers, 27:255
buyers of tree-care services 22:134
Bye, R., 26:30
Byers, J.A., Attraction of elm beetles to cut limbs 6:245
Byford, J.L. 14:214
Byrd, B.C. 1:160
Byrnes, W.R. 22:99
Byrnes, W.R. 23:196
Byrnes, W.R. 9:67; 10:13; 11:278; 12:219; 16:230; 17:38; 18:23, 316; 20:124
Byrnes, W.R., 25:302
Byrnes, W.R., 27:215

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