Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter I)

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Iakovoglou, Valasia (and J. Thompson and L. Burras), Characteristics of trees according to community population level and by land use in the U.S. Midwest, 28:59
IBA increases root regeneration of some trees, C.M. Prager 9:117
ice and snow injury 1:80; 4:130; 6:138
ice storm damage 21:156
Ice storm damage to urban trees, R.J. Hauer 19:187
Ice storm damage, F.F. Bain 1:176
Identification of insect damage, C.O. Eads 2:201
identification, plant 8:167
Iiyama, K. see Jin, Zhenfu
Iles, J. 16:220
Iles, J.K. 23:73, 23:77, 23:94
Iles, Jeffery K. (and M.S. Dosmann), Effect of organic and mineral mulches on soil properties and growth of Fairview Flame red maple trees, 25:163
Iles, Jeffrey K. 24:316
Ilex spp. (holly) susceptibility to Florida wax scale, 28:160(a)
Illinois arborist certification, J.R. Hendricksen 11:48
Image and publicity, B.G. Wilhelm 11:340
image processing 24:98
imidacloprid 24:54, 24:146, 24:344
imidacloprid micro-injection in Eucalyptus, 28:144
imidacloprid, for control of boxwood leafminers, 27:255
imidacloprid, for control of hawthorn lace bug, 25:38
Impact of regulations on utility line siting, W.D. Ditman 2:114
Impact on environmental pollution, T.T. Kozlowski 12:29
impact on solar performance 11:1
Impacts from a major ice storm: Street-tree damage in Rochester, NY 21:156
Impacts of vegetation management techniques on wetlands in utility rights-of-way, N.H. Nickerson 18:102
Impens, R.A., Goals for urban forestry in Belgium 11:220
Impens, R.A., Urban trees in Brussels, Belgium 5:169
implantation (see injection)
implantation/injection 2:27, 129; 3:129; 6:42, 52, 57, 96, 125, 153, 192, 204, 287, 294, 298; 20:39, 273
Implementing landscape plant management programs, M.J. Raupp 10:161
Importance of supervision, W.B. Hamilton 7:137
importance of trees 2:181; 9:309
importation of trees 16:97, 143
Improve homebuilders tree survival, L.M. Anderson 15:13
Improve your safety program, D.M. Shagott 11:356
Improved trunk injection for DED control, W.E. Phair 10:273
incentive program 5:42, 89
inch worm 4:265
Incidence and development of bacterial leaf scorch of elm, J.L. Sherald 20:18
Inclusive Urban and Community Forestry Programs: Using All of Your Community's Cultural Resources 24:316
income survey 5:268
income tax deductions 4:19
incorporation 10:149; 13:138
increment borer 3:4
increment core analysis on urban trees, 28:59
Indianapolis P&L line clearance program, C.H. Miller 17:107
Indicators of tree condition, G.M. Talarchek 13:217
Indices to ISA research grants, F.W. Holmes 14:80
indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) 8:325
Infectious diseases associated with water and freezing stress, D.F. Schoeneweiss 7:13
Influence of coconut milk source on DED host-pathogen interactions, S.C. Domir 20:289
Influence of defoliation on flowering dogwood 22:218
Influence of mulch on growth of green ash, M. Litzow 9:7
Influence of root-knot nematodes on Verticillium wilt of maples, F. S. Santamour 18:298
Influence of site factors on tree growth, A.J. Vrecenak 15:206
Influence of Sodium Chloride and Waterlogging Stresses on Alnus cordata 24:19
Influence of stress on diseases of nursery and landscape plants, D.F. Schoeneweiss 4:2
Influence of water stress and root volume on growth, D.T. Krizek 13:47
information and communication 1:21
information clearing house 2:17; 13:152
information sources 1:23
infrared aerial photography 9:208
infrastructure 18:69
Ingerslev, M., 26:238
Ingraham, C.H., Business management 1:54
Ingram, D.L. 15:272
Inheritance of wound compartmentalization in soft maples, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 5:220
injection 2:29, 73, 74, 105, 120, 129, 142; 3:109, 114, 127, 129, 230; 4:81; 5:1, 106, 141, 155, 156, 279; 7:6, 141, 275; 8:240,250, 287; 9:20, 61, 217, 285; 10:246, 273; 12:87, 234, 284; 14:19, 135, 149, 165, 226, 229, 233; 15:153; 16:12, 29; 17:46, 103, 168, 174, 217, 261, 285, 322, 331; 19:220; 20:1, 39, 104, 250, 287 (also see implantation)
injection dosage 14:167
injection equipment 4:7
Injection for pecan zinc deficiency, R.E. Worley 6:253
injection methods 20:273
Injection of the American elm, R.W. Stack 14:195
injection port 14:166
Injection site wounding by plant growth regulators, J.A. Bieller 17:78
Injection to control insect pests, J.D. Dutcher 6:294
Injection treatments for oak wilt in live oak, R. Lewis 11:125
Injection wounding in maple with atrinal, D.C. Wright 15:94
injection wounds 3:213; 11:45
injection, air 22:167
injection, bactericide 11:54
injection, Dutch elm disease 13:189
injection, fungicide 4:80, 139; 10:251, 273; 11:137; 14:137
injection, growth regulator 4:7, 146; 10:323; 11:44, 59; 13:65; 14:94, 121, 125, 170; 18:69
injection, growth regulators 22:244
injection, minor elements 14:156
injection, root flare 18:221
injection, tree 22:201
injection, trunk 18:302
Injections to control tree regrowth, L.D. Creed 1:75
injuries,as predisposing factor for sunscald, 27:246
injury 6:144; 9:149, 168, 285; 14:31, 115, 250
injury, air pollution 7:99
injury, animal 14:214
injury, bark 16:109
injury, chemical (see chemical injury)
injury, construction 7:166; 12:129
injury, drilled holes 3:188, 230
injury, fungicide 12:32
injury, herbicide 1:68, 201; 3:167; 10:181; 12:31, 264; 14:215
injury, horticultural oil 13:123
injury, hurricane 7:215; 10:217; 16:269; 17:82;18:201
injury, insecticide 12:32
injury, insects 7:113
injury, internal 9:140
injury, mechanical 8:311
injury, oil spills 3:180
injury, pollution 12:29
injury, rabbit 5:158
injury, salt 1:14; 2:209; 5:25; 12:1, 212
injury, SO2 and NO2 12:209
injury, vandalism 4:114
injury, weather 4:128
injury, winter 13:93
injury, wood preservatives 7:221
Inner-city preferences for trees, D.A. Getz 8:258
Innovation in arboriculture, H.L. Mosher 13:178
Innovations in the tree care industry, W.M. Black 7:326
Innovative IPM application technology, A.T. Bowen 17:138
inoculation, mycorrhizal fungi 22:29
Inoculations of Colorado blue spruce with isolates of Cytospora, T.J. Proffer 20:215
insect attractants 4:181; 16:261
insect body parts 16:51
insect borers 18:294
insect collecting 1:168
insect control 1:90, 91, 136, 167; 2:5, 41, 61, 204, 236; 3:324; 4:66, 70, 96, 101, 176, 241; 5:14, 255, 264, 273; 6:63, 73, 150, 169, 268; 9:12, 32, 92, 95, 116, 145, 150, 206, 276; 10:1, 11, 65, 104, 259; 11:207, 225, 242, 317, 369; 12:134, 150; 13:149, 209; 14:26; 17:70; 18:181; 19:81; 20:1, 269, 318
insect control 21:66, 21:181, 21:221
insect control, aphids 18:94
insect control, bark beetles 22:67
insect control, gypsy moth 14:174
insect control, gypsy moth 22:87
insect control, nematodes 18:81
insect damage 24:28
insect defoliation 21:69
insect defoliation effects 10:97
insect defoliators 3:160
insect diseases 4:69, 161
insect disorders 6:142, 291
insect dispersion 3:113
insect feeding 16:157
insect importation 1:170
insect injury 1:61; 2:73, 84, 201; 6:309; 7:113, 225; 8:18, 218; 9:168; 12:309; 13:131, 145; 19:260
insect injury, borer 12:196, 199
insect injury, hornets 12:273
insect injury, resistance to 9:192
insect injury, webworm 12:237
insect larvae 16:49
insect monitoring 1:169
insect monitoring 21:1
insect mycophagy 2:127
insect parasites 1:171; 3:97; 6:275; 11:182
insect phenology and IPM 17:13
insect predators 15:205; 20:241
insect rearing 4:67
insect resistance of dogwood and birch, 28:28:244(a)
Insect transmission of oak wilt, C.O. Rexrode 2:61
insect traps 3:97, 145; 5:109, 247; 11:350; 13:103
insect viruses 4:69
insect, overwintering 12:237
insecticidal soap 2:5; 6:73; 14:285; 15:257; 16:82, 173; 17:208; 20:227
insecticide injection 15:153
Insecticide inventory, D.L. Schuder 2:236
insecticide mode of action 13:17
insecticide recommendations 15:93
insecticide resistance 15:262
insecticide, Bidrin 3:213
insecticide, Meta Systox R 3:213
insecticide, Sevin 8:47
insecticides 23:66, 23:174
insecticides 3:24
Insecticides for elm bark beetle control, G.N. Lanier 10:265
insecticides, biological 7:233
insecticides, cold fog applications 7:246
insecticides, dips for grub control in B&B stock, 27:283; neem-based on lodgepole pine, 27:166; residual for scale insects, 27:203; synthetic for fruit tree borer control, 27:105; systemic for control of boxwood leafminers, 27:255
insecticides, systemic 20:287
insecticides, systemic, and euonymus scale, 26:120
insecticides, systemic, for control of hawthorn lace bug, 25:38
insects 23:155
Insects and diseases of the urban forest 21:7
Insects have defoliated my tree_now what's going to happen?, P.M. Wargo 4:169
Insects on trees and shrubs, J.E. Appleby 6:180
insects, beneficial 14:105, 213
insects, borers 21:177
insects, damage from related to heat islands, 27:8
insects, defoliating caterpillars 4:265
insects, drought effects 4:95
insects, Great Plains 3:74
insects, identification 3:36
insects, maple 3:207
insects, oak 5:243
insects, ornamental crabapple 3:8
insects, pine 3:20; 5:245
insects, scale 4:97; 8:117
insects, symptomatology 13:78
insects, tree 10:146, 166
insect-tree relationships 13:187
Insect-tree relationships in urban environments, D.G. Nielsen 2:158
In-service training for urban arborists, R.L. Tate 7:188
inspection 24:42
Installation of Constitution Plaza, W.A. Rae 7:133
Instruction for the tree care trainee, R. Felix 5:198
Instrumentation for measuring temperatures under trees, W.K. Murphey 7:174
insurance claims 4:87, 121, 195
insurance claims, tree damage 21:90
insurance values of trees 1:58
insurance, casualty 11:356
insurance, liability 13:82
insurance, property 11:356
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) 24:286
integrated pest management (IPM) 4:183, 241; 6:63, 174, 278; 8:177, 233
Integrated pest management, D.G. Nielsen 15:25
integrated pest management, media coverage in urban newspapers, 28:303(a)
integrated pest management, residential landscapes, 27:222; in urban forests, 27:203
Interactions of trees and ground covers, S. Shoup 7:186
interior landscaping 4:261
Interior landscaping, E.L. Conklin 4:73
internal defects 21:105
internal defects 22:249
internal defects 24:297
internal defects 3:22
International Society of Arboriculture 3:98; 13:111
Internationalization of arboriculture, J.W. Andresen 4:250
internship in arboriculture 5:5
interspecific variation 24:127
intervention tactics 16:256; 17:11
intraspecific variation 23:155
Introduction to soils, R. Funk 9:124
introductions, plant 5:156
invasive species, controlling, 25:98
inventories, soil and tree 14:243
inventories, tree 22:75
inventory cost 22:78
inventory of trees 1:48, 71, 213; 2:193; 4:208; 5:16, 163, 169, 233, 256; 8:138, 148; 9:76, 167, 208, 238, 244; 10:44, 55, 192, 195,233; 11:210, 344; 12:101, 246, 265; 13:89, 299; 14:36; 15:1, 126; 18:171, 331; 19:12, 201, 230, 238; 20:65, 222;
inventory, park tree 11:177
inventory, Rochester, NY 21:167
inventory, tree residue 21:57
inventory, tree, California 22:180
inventory, tree, Massachusetts 22:19
investments 10:90
Iowa public tree inventory system, S.E. Jungst 9:244
Iowa, tree selection 11:249
Ip, D.W. 22:222
IPM (see also plant health care) 5:18, 88, 161, 273; 7:70, 112, 117, 204; 10:161, 260; 11:317, 349; 12:23, 26, 135, 265; 13:174, 209; 14:69, 285; 15:98, 176, 253, 254, 256; 16:49, 77, 107, 146, 241, 253; 17:13, 29, 88, 117, 298, 332; 18:45; 20:33, 227, 241, 262, 278
IPM 21:63, 21:177
IPM and hazard tree liability, H.D.P. Ryan 15:219
IPM for arborists, J.J. Holmes 10:65
IPM for the southern pine beetle, D.L. Ham 10:279
IPM strategies used by arborists, D. Neely 17:8
IPM technology 17:256
IPM--Is it for the arborist?, W.K. Hock 10:1
IPM--What's it all about?, A.F. Rhoads 11:369
Ips spp. 13:145
Ireland, tree problems 11:122
Irish, E.E., Transplanting large trees 2:173
iron 24:19
iron accumulation in pin oak 22:122
iron chlorosis 12:44; 13:130; 17:56
iron chlorosis 23:191
iron concentration in plants 2:71
iron content 17:313
iron deficiency 22:122
iron deficiency 3:129
Iron deficiency chlorosis, D. Neely 2:128
iron sulfates 2:162
irradiance levels 19:339
irradiance, urban 21:145
irrigation 21:239
irrigation 23:250
irrigation 24:1
Irrigation of established oak trees, G.W. Hickman 19:35
irrigation of trees 4:185; 18:329, 330; 20:15, 75, 134, 150, 156, 210
Irrigation Volume and Frequency and Tree Size Affect Establishment Rate 24:1
irrigation, container 13:298
irrigation, evapotranspiration 19:100
irrigation, frequency and oak establishment, 27:30
irrigation, growth of container-grown maple and, 25:339; growth of sawtooth oak and, 25:200
irrigation, of urban tree containers using climate data, 26:142
IRS values of trees 1:58
Irwin, H.S. 3:88
Is lateral strength in trees controlled by lateral mechanical stress? 21:83
ISA and the rest of the world, N. Hvass 12:66
ISA convention program 2:98
ISA history 4:250
ISA research grants 14:80; 17:230
ISA research program, F.W. Holmes 12:185
isonicotinic acid, systemic acquired resistance and, 27:181
isozymes 14:183
ISTC history, P.E. Tilford 1:131
ISTC program 1975, Detroit 1:98
ISTC publications 1:135
Ito, K. 1:166
Iyer, J.G., Mycorrhizae: facts and fallacies 6:213

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