Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter H)

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Haase, S. 21:57
Habermehl, A. 9:28
habitat 24:160
hackberry (Celtis spp.), balled-and-burlapped versus bare-root transplant success, 26:298
hackberry (Celtis spp.), root barriers and, 25:1
hackberry 6:79, 249
hackberry decline 10:264
Hacker, W. D., False positive in bioindicators of air pollution 18:249
Hacskaylo, E. 2:67
Hagan, G. 4:57
Hagen, A.K. 22:201
Hagen, Bruce W., Do arborists think of the environmental impacts of fertilizers when they fertilize urban trees?, 27:287
Hager, B.C., Tree policies in Ohio towns 6:185
Haigler, D. 23:257
hail 4:129
Hajera, R.K. 17:34
Hall, F.R., Pesticide application techniques 10:104
Hall, L.R., Advice to student arborists 13:111
Hall, L.R., Arborist certification vs. licensing 11:327
Hall, L.R., Salesmanship 7:208
Hall, Laurence R., Why fertilize trees in the urban landscape?, 26:230
Hall, M., Trees and people 7:19
Hall, R. 1:14
Hall, R.W., Effects of acid rain, ozone and SO2 on elm leaf beetle 14:61
Haller, J.M. 5:142, 264; 7:18; 8:66, 153, 249; 13:158
Haller, J.M. Tribute to the tree 17:85
Haller, J.M., Aerodynamic features of a tree 16:244
halophytes, in oceanfront sites, 25:205
Ham, D.L. 21:168
Ham, D.L. 23:173
Ham, D.L. 8:85
Ham, D.L., IPM for the southern pine beetle 10:279
Ham, D.L., Tree research in the south 3:226
Hamilton, D.F. 6:160, 212, 224; 7:112; 8:6; 9:92, 185, 266; 10:208
Hamilton, D.F., Effects of fertility on root and shoot growth 7:281
Hamilton, W.B., Importance of supervision 7:137
Hamilton, W.D. 1:154; 8:135; 11:146, 348; 14:53, 242
Hamilton, W.D., Cavity work and cabling 7:180
Hamilton, W.D., Eucalyptus stump sprout control 8:327
Hamilton, W.D., Flower fruit prevention 8:94
Hamilton, W.D., Root severance and tree performance 14:288
Hamilton, W.D., The effect of California's drought on landscape horticulture 4:93
Hamilton, W.D., University of California pine study 5:245
Hamilton, W.D., Wetwood and slime flux 6:247
Hamilton, W.W. 2:139
Hammerschlag, R.S. 3:20
Hammerschlag, R.S., Shade tree leaf scorch 12:38
Hammitt, William E., Urban forests and parks as privacy refuges, 28:19
Hancock, C.A., Tree replacement program 3:118
Handley, D. 8:28
Handling plants in landscape containers, D.J. Williams 4:184
Hanks, M. 7:158
Hanna, Richard, 25:225
Hanson, B. 17:117
Hanson, K.E., Managing transmission lines for wildlife enhancement 14:302
Hanson, P.E., Scale insects on ornamentals 10:259
Harassment in the workplace, R.E. Gregg 15:303
Harden, G.B. 2:192
Harder, F.K. 14:98
Hardin, M.R. 20:241
hardiness zone map 17:268
Hardiness zones and tree valuation, J.J. Kielbaso 1:93
hardiness zones, and differences in growth of container-grown red maple, 25:339
hardiness, ash 5:276
hardiness, plant 2:192; 5:120; 12:164
hardiness, Ponderosa pine 13:143
hardiness, tree 20:98, 132
hardpan 23:211
hardpans, soil 9:214
hardscape damage 23:211
hardscape, damage by tree roots, 27:272; influence on insect pests of honeylocust, 27:263
hardware installation, tree decay and discoloration, 28:187
Hardwood defoliating caterpillars, J.F. Anderson 4:265
hardy plant selection 20:28
hardy rubber tree 10:235
Harivandi, A. 10:282
Harkov, R. 5:157; 14:185
Harper, J.D. 1:136
Harrell, H.O., Effects of trunk-injected abamectin on the elm leaf beetle 20:1
Harrell, J.B., Florida's urban forestry program 4:202
Harrell, M.O., Maple chlorosis treatment with ferric citrate 14:156
Harrell, M.O., Treatments for chlorosis of pin oak and silver maple 10:246
Harrington, C.J. 12:20
Harrington, T.C., 27:331
Harris, J.R. 21:33
Harris, J.R. 23:250
Harris, J.R., Effect of light on branching pattern of ash 19:339
Harris, J.R., Production method affects growth and root regeneration 17:64
Harris, J.R., Seasonal effects on transplantability of oak, ash, hazelnut and lilac 20:310
Harris, J.R., Tree planting fundamentals 19:64
Harris, R.W. 22:174
Harris, R.W. 9:305; 16:306
Harris, R.W., A management approach to tree maintenance 3:101
Harris, R.W., Clarifying certain pruning terminology: thinning, heading, pollarding 20:50
Harris, R.W., Pruning fundamentals 1:221
Harris, R.W., Root-shoot ratios 18:39
Harris, R.W., Structural development of trees 6:105
Harris, R.W., Summer branch drop 9:111
Harris, R.W., TLC may be hazardous to trees 11:73
Harris, R.W., Training young trees 1:154
Hart, E.L., 27:331
Hart, E.R. 11:225; 16:38
Hart, E.R., Temperature influence on mimosa webworm 12:237
Hart, J.H. 20:215
Hart, J.H., Effect of tree wrap on the incidence of frost crack in Norway maple 4:226
Hart, J.H., Zelkova: 20 year history 6:135
Hartman, J.R. 21:77
Hartman, J.R. 6:224; 9:281; 12:50, 56; 14:55
Harvest method effect on transplanted ash, D.L. Hensley 19:379
Haserodt, H., Growth habits of cultivars of Gleditsia triacanthos 9:186
Haserodt, H., Growth habits of cultivars of Pyrus calleryana 9:160
Hasey, J.K. 10:302
Hasselkus, E.R. 14:283
Haston, G. 8:253
Haston, G., Your employees, a good investment 10:191
hatching, in gall-forming aphids, 25:283
Hathaway, R.D., Propagation of Quercus seedlings in bottomless containers with osmocote 3:208
Hauer, R.J. 22:122
Hauer, R.J., Ice storm damage to urban trees 19:187
Hauer, R.J., Street tree decline and construction damage 20:94
Haupt, E.H., Tree workers and energized lines 6:93
Have you really looked at trees?, C.W. Lewis 5:49
Having your trees and utilities, too, R.C. Funk 18:21
Havis, J.R., Physical properties of container media 2:139
Hawksworth, F.G. 1:47
hawthorn (Crataegus spp.), biostimulants, soil amendments and 2-year posttransplants of, 25:60; control of lace bug on, 25:38
hawthorn (Crataegus spp.), freezing, salinity tolerance of, 27:233
hawthorn (Crataegus spp.), hawthorn mealybug on, 26:225; smaller-growing cultivars under utility wires, 26:309
hawthorn lace bug (Corythucha cydoniae), control on hawthorn, 25:38
hawthorn leaf blight 5:177
hawthorn mealybug (Phenacoccus dearnessi), biology and control of, 26:225
hawthorn rust 9:85
Hayes, J.L. 22:67
hazard analysis 21:150
hazard assessment, in tree surveys using GIS, GPS, 25:175; hedonic valuation on small urban-interface properties, 25:225
hazard evaluation, herbicides 8:104
hazard formation, tree topping and, 26:87
Hazard tree assessments: A species profile 22:51
hazard trees 21:233, 21:302
hazard trees, assessing strength loss due to decay, 27:78; evaluating risk, 27:102, 27:344
hazardous trees 22:249
hazardous trees 24:297
hazardous trees 9:285; 11:316; 12:189; 13:285; 15:280; 17:251; 18:201, 330; 19:271
hazardous waste disposal 13:163
hazards, electrical 6:13, 93
hazards, pesticide 6:113
hazelnut, Turkish 20:310
hazelnut, Turkish 21:33
Hazeltine, W.E. 5:88
He, S. 9:88, 170
heading 20:50
Headley, D. 16:306; 18:171
Healing of injection wounds in elm, R.W. Stack 11:45
healing of wounds 3:81; 8:311; 10:241
health care practice 12:265
health standards 3:6
healthy plants 4:257
heartwood 8:311
heat injury 8:69
heat islands, moisture stress and insect damage related to, 27:8
heat stress 15:272; 17:313
heating cost saving 19:321
heating homes, tree impact 11:1
heating/cooling degree days 11:6
Heatley, R.C., Environmental adaptation and fall color of Cornus florida 20:305
heat-resistant trees 20:24
heaving 2:205
Hecht-Poinar, E.I. 15:262
Hedden, R.L. 23:173
hedge valuation 11:135
Heidmann, L.J. 2:205
height regrowth 20:38
Height-diameter of maples, D.J. Nowak 16:231
Heiligmann, R. 8:136
Heimann, S.M. F. 15:256
Heisler, G.M. 11:190; 12:19
Heisler, G.M., Energy savings with trees 12:113
Heisler, G.M., Trees modify metropolitan climate and noise 3:201
Helburg, L.B., Coating insect traps 5:247
Helburg, L.B., MBC-P injection of elms 5:279
helicopter application 3:175
Hellman, J.L. 11:317
Helmer, D.B. 17:334; 18:155
Helmers, A.E. 3:160
hemispheric photography 24:98
hemlock (Tsuga spp.), hybridization and self-compatibility, 28:28:200
hemlock woolly adelgid 17:227; 20:287
hemlock wooly adelgid (Adelgies tsugae), breeding tolerance for, 28:28:200
hemlock wooly adelgid (Adelgies tsugae), survival at low temperatures, 25:59
hemlock, species profile 22:51
Hemstreet, S. 10:278
Henderson, D. W. 9:305
Hendricksen, J.R., Illinois arborist certification 11:48
Hendricksen, J.R., Staffing for the `90's 16:322
Hennen, G. 13:85
Henning, R. Work measurement and productivity improvement 17:80
Hensley, C. 16:307
Hensley, D. 22:244, 22:281
Hensley, D.L. 9:243; 10:264; 11:262; 13:77; 20:120
Hensley, D.L., Effects of fall planting and overwintering on cotoneaster 10:255
Hensley, D.L., Evaluation of trees for the central plains 18:49
Hensley, D.L., Foliar damage from Fusilade 2000 12:264
Hensley, D.L., Glyphosate as a preplant herbicide for woody ornamentals 9:193
Hensley, D.L., Harvest method effect on transplanted ash 19:379
Hensley, D.L., Management of transplanted magnolia 14:204
Hensley, D.L., Pruning_why, when, how 5:239
herbaceous competition 23:131
Herbicidal impact on ROW, K.L. Carvell 1:129
herbicide applicator 10:71
Herbicide combinations for weed control in honeylocust, S.C. Prochaska 2:233
herbicide deactivation 11:181; 18:106
herbicide health risks 18:10
Herbicide injuries to trees, J.R. Feucht 14:215
herbicide injury 1:68, 201; 4:111, 189, 221; 6:39; 8:62, 104; 10:181; 12:31, 264; 13:77; 14:53, 93; 15:302
Herbicide injury to trees, J.A. Meade 3:167
herbicide residues 12:269
herbicide risk assessment 18:105
herbicide toxicity 18:10
Herbicide trials on black locust, W.A. Geyer 13:105
herbicide usage on ROWs 1:74, 160; 2:66, 100, 233; 3:13, 173; 4:144; 5:21, 51, 162, 183; 7:85, 182, 207, 303; 8:71, 327; 9:67; 18:23, 209, 316; 19:20, 299; 20:282
herbicides 23:169, 23:196
Herbicides and chemophobia, J.J. Worman 18:10
Herbicides and street trees, J.A. Meade 1:68
Herbicides and their effect on the plant community, J.A. Meade 4:111
herbicides and wildlife 18:209
Herbicides for watersheds and roadsides, R.F. Pendleton 9:263
Herbicides in ROW vegetation management, H. Johns 5:133
Herbicides to control tree roots in sewer lines 23:169
herbicides, birds and electric transmission right-of-way, 28:123; effects of dicamba on Tuberularia ulmea, 28:94
herbicides, effect on amphibian, reptile populations in right-of-way, 27:215
herbicides, effect on butterfly populations, 25:302
herbicides, in Biobarrier, 26:92; for vegetation management along utility lines, 26:198
Herder, R.R., Electricity and the commercial arborist 6:13
Herder, R.R., Safety in tree work 2:33
Here comes the gypsy moth, E.A. Cameron 9:29
Heriteau, J. 17:268
Hermansen, L. Annie, 25:88
Herms, D.A. 9:247; 16:157
Herms, D.A., Ornamental landscape as an ecosystem 10:303
Hernandez, T.J. 1:67
Herr, L.J. 1:180, 217
Herrington, L.P. 8:75; 10:313
Hertel, G.D. 10:279
Hess, C.E. 1:74
hexazinone 6:327
Heybroek, H.M. 2:95; 9:309
Heydt, M.J., Street trees and the law 14:20
Hibben, C.R. 14:55, 159; 15:290
Hibben, C.R., Severity and causes of ash decline 4:274
Hibbs, R., Recognition of weed-killer injury to trees 4:189
Hickman, G.W. 21:233
Hickman, G.W. 13:201; 18:329
Hickman, G.W. 22:279
Hickman, G.W., 27:152
Hickman, G.W., Irrigation of established oak trees 19:35
Hickman, G.W., Oak tree hazard evaluation 15:177
Hickman, Gary W. 24:149
Hield, H. 5:81, 158; 9:228; 10:278
Hield, H., Bark banding with morphactin to inhibit tree growth 4:58
Hield, H., Trunk bark banding for growth control 5:59
Higginbotham, J.S. 14:105, 280; 17:93
Higgins, A.L., Contract vs. company crews 7:96
High level of chestnut blight control on grafted American chestnut trees inoculated with hypovirulent strains 23:87
high temperature limb breakage 8:135
Higher education, R.W. Miller 16:216
highway salt injury 1:201
Hildebrant, R., 17:333
Hill H.L. 17:333
Hillery, Kevin, 25:18
Himelick, E.B. 1:198; 8:225, 305; 12:241
Himelick, E.B., Dutch elm disease eradication by pruning 2:81
Himelick, E.B., Oak chlorosis and mulch 16:275
Himelick, E.B., Pine blue-stain 8:212
Himelick, E.B., Systemic control of sycamore anthracnose 14:137
Himelick, E.B., Systemic treatment for chlorosis 6:192
Himelick, K.J. 6:192
Himmelman, Duncan 18:332
Hinckley, T.M. 1:128
Hispanic field workers 21:277
historical arboriculture 2:181
historical development 24:72
historical or landmark trees 13:91; 19:48
Historical vegetation change in Oakland and management implications, D.J. Nowak 19:313
History and goals of METRIA, the Metropolitan Tree Improvement Alliance, H.D. Gerhold 4:62
History and range of Norway maple, D.J. Nowak 16:291
Hock, W.K., How to handle chemical spills 8:45
Hock, W.K., IPM_Is it for the arborist? 10:1
Hock, W.K., Sevin, a controversial insecticide 8:47
Hodel, D. 12:284
Hodge, S.J. 17:333
Hodge, S.J., Relationship between site conditions and tree growth 19:358
Hodge, S.J., Steel rod assessment of aeration in urban soils 19:281
Hodge, S.J., Use of steel rods for assessment of aeration in soil 19:289
Hoeksema, R. 10:91
Hofeck, J. 10:264
Hofstra, G. 1:14
Hofstra, G., Salt induced damage to roadside plants in Ontario 5:25
Hoitink, H.A. J. 1:180
Hoitink, H.A. J., Composted bark for control of root rots 1:217
Holden Arboretum 9:225
Holdnak, Mary, 25:98
hole size, transplanting 17:60
Holewinski, D.E., Cost comparisons of ROW treatments 9:153
Holewinski, D.E., Development of improved trimming equipment and techniques 9:137
Holkenborg, L., Employee development 6:64
holly (Ilex spp.) susceptibility to Florida wax scale, 28:160(a)
holly 3:91; 15:272
Holmes, F.W. 23:168
Holmes, F.W. 5:158; 16:76
Holmes, F.W., Arboriculture as a fine art 14:106
Holmes, F.W., Canker diseases of trees and shrubs 4:47
Holmes, F.W., DED origin in Europe 16:281
Holmes, F.W., Distribution of dye in elms 8:250
Holmes, F.W., Elm yellows 13:188
Holmes, F.W., Girdling root effects on maple 10:40
Holmes, F.W., How to choose an arborist 8:83
Holmes, F.W., Indices to ISA research grants 14:80
Holmes, F.W., ISA research program 12:185
Holmes, F.W., Kousa dogwood resistance to anthracnose 15:290
Holmes, F.W., Leafspot diseases 14:107
Holmes, F.W., Shade trees_the friends of the poor and the city dweller 3:176
Holmes, F.W., Towns with tree names 14:79
Holmes, F.W., What to look for when you buy your tree-shaded new home 4:187
Holmes, J.J., 27:203, 27:222
Holmes, J.J., Integrated pest management for arborists 10:65
Holmes, K. 17:291
Holt, H.A. 10:71; 16:305, 308; 17:261, 331, 335; 18:331; 19:220; 20:104
Holt, H.A. 21:209
Homadaula anisocentra 12:237
home cooling, shade 10:320
homeowner energy use 22:235
homeowner evaluations, trees 22:155
homeowner tree research 10:323
Homes, J.J. 11:317
Honeczy, M., 26:275
honey fungus 2:161
honeydew, aphid 14:209
honeylocust (Gleditsia spp.), factors affecting insect pests, 27:263
honeylocust (Gleditsia spp.), relationship of roots and sidewalk cracks, 28:28:277; root growth beneath sidewalks, 28:28:283
honeylocust 2:233; 3:14; 10:156; 17:313
honeylocust canker 9:228; 18:288
honeylocust checklist 9:248
honeylocust cultivars 9:186
honeylocust diseases and pests 4:186
honeylocust drought adaptations 8:75
honeylocust mite 2:50; 5:11
honeylocust plant bugs, on honeylocust, 27:263
honeylocust problems 16:38
honeylocust uses 7:252; 8:82
honeylocust, response to air pollutants 10:289
Hong Kong, arboriculture 12:257
Hootman, R.G. 14:243; 16:113
Hootman, R.G., Factors affecting accumulation of deicing salt around trees 20:196
hophornbeam (Ostrya spp.), balled-and-burlapped versus bare-root transplant success, 26:298
hormone interactions 24:16
hornet damage 12:273
horsechestnut leaf blotch 5:177
horsechestnut leafminer 24:144
Horsechestnut Leafmining Moth (Cameraria ohridella): A New Pest in Central Europe 24:144
horticultural oil 21:3
horticultural oil sprays 9:53; 14:102, 220, 285; 16:77, 82, 89, 306; 17:208, 216; 20:227
Horticultural oil sprays, J.A. Davison 16:77
Horticultural oil sprays, W.T. Johnson 13:121
horticultural oil, and euonymus scale, 26:120
Horticultural oils and insecticidal soaps, F.D. Miller 15:257
horticultural schools 3:30
Hosey, T. 11:315
Host list of rootknot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 16:162
host plant resistance 15:277
Host plant resistance and biological control for linden aphids, R.L. Zuparko 20:278
host, alternative, of Xylella fastidiosa, 25:258
Houde, J. 23:83
Householder evaluations of street trees 22:35
housing, high-density, and tree establishment, 26:78
Houston, D.R. 5:158
Houston, D.R., Dieback and declines 11:65
How the public values urban forests, R.B. Hull 18:98
How to choose an arborist, F.W. Holmes 8:83
How to handle and avoid complaints, R. Felix 5:150
How to handle chemical spills, W.K. Hock 8:45
How to write a good report, A.H. Webster 11:175
How tree appraisal relates to the insurance industry and the legal profession, F.R. Micha 4:87
Howard, S.L. 10:117
Howe, V.K., Fine root development and tree growth 5:130
Howell, G.S. 20:305
Hoy, M.A. 9:16
Hruby, B.A. 18:241
Hruska, J. see Stokes, Alexia
Huang, Y. 18:329
Huang, Y., Biotechnology and molecular genetics in tree improvement 19:84
Hubbard, W.G. 22:44
Hudak, J. 11:53
Hudler, G.W. (and S. Jensen-Tracy), Lac Balsam® as a treatment to hasten wound closure and minimize discoloration and decay, 28:28:264
Hudler, G.W. 14:29, 55, 159
Hudler, G.W., Anatomical features of girdling roots 7:29
Hudler, G.W., Wound healing in bark 10:241
Hudson, B., Private sector business analogies applied in urban forestry 9:253
Hudson, B., Should urban forestry be defined? 11:24
Hudson, W.H. 1:67
Huffman, Jacob B., 25:143
Hull, R.B., Encounters with urban forests produce moods 18:322
Hull, R.B., How the public values urban forests 18:98
human comfort 3:202
human health 24:75
humidity and comfort 3:202
humidity under trees 19:303
Hummel, R.S.6:146; 14:194
Hunt, R. see D’Amato, Nick
Hurricane Andrew 22:44
hurricane damage 7:215; 16:269; 18:201
Hurricane Hugo damage, L.H. Ehinger 17:82
Hurricane tree care, L. Siegendorf 10:217
hurricanes, damage to urban trees in Puerto Rico, 26:189
hurricanes, Florida 22:44
Hushagen, J.D. 14:54; 18:1
Hutnik, R.J. 11:278; 16:130; 17:38
Hutnik, R.J. 22:99
Hutnik, R.J. see Yahner, Richard H.
Hvass, N. 2:20
Hvass, N., CODIT and tree care in Scandinavia 8:67
Hvass, N., ISA and the rest of the world 12:66
Hvass, N., Street trees and road salt in Denmark 11:61
hybridization 2:40
hybridization in controlled pollinations of hemlock, 28:28:200
hybridization, dogwood 5:161
hybridization, resistance to bronze birch borer and, 25:151
hybridization, soft maple 5:223
hydraulic conductivity, branch junction and hydraulic segmentation, 28:28:245
hydraulic sprayers 6:321
hydro-excavation 23:51
hydrogel, 22:255
hydrogen fluoride 2:1
hydroseeder use 4:40
Hyland, F. 6:96
hypovirulence 23:87
Hypoxylon sp. 3:83

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