Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter M)

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MacArthur, M.D., Guiding associations through legal thickets 12:159
MacDonald, J. 9:6
MacDonald, J.D., Role of stress in development of Phytophthora root rots 8:217
MacDonald, J.D., Soil aeration status around healthy and declining oaks 19:209
machinery, herbicide application 10:71
MacLachlan, W. 20:146
Maclure, M.S. 9:262
Maco, Scott E. (and E.G. MacPherson), Assessing canopy cover over streets and sidewalks in street tree populations, 28:270
MacPherson, E.G. see Maco, Scott E.
macronutrient concentrations 24:19
Mader, D.L. 8:96; 9:1, 300; 10:121; 12:6
Maeda, B.T. 11:1
Magasi, L.P. 2:19
Magasi, L.P. 21:7
Maggio, R.C., Tree inventory system for computers 12:246
Magicicada cassini 23:225
Magicicada cassini 24:248
Magicicada septendecim 23:225
Magicicada septendecism 24:248
Magill, A.W., Urbanbase: urban forestry information 6:101
magnesium 24:19
magnesium excess 18:241
magnolia diseases 11:253
Magnolia grandiflora, cultivar trials in Alabama, 28:224
magnolia leaf spot 22:201
Magnolia spp., impact of fertilizer rates and types, 26:177
magnolia uses 8:12
magnolia, transplanting 14:204
Mahan, K.L. 15:144
Mahr, D.L. 8:292; 11:225
Maier, G.H., Customer attitude awareness 6:269
Mainquist, L. 6:146
Maintain A 3:97
Maintain CF 125 3:95; 4:58, 148; 5:59; 12:292
Maintaining and preserving wooded parks, T.L. Green 10:193
maintenance cycles 23:106
maintenance expenditures 16:313
maintenance pruning 20:53
maintenance recommendations 15:127; 18:115
maintenance schedules 3:104
maintenance specifications 3:9
maintenance, low cost 7:313
maintenance, tree 3:157, 191; 10:159; 12:168
Making use of your bank, G.W. Arnold 5:187
Malavasi, M de M. 18:279
Malavasi, M.M., 25:85
Malavasi, U.C. (and M.M. Malavasi), Tree shade preferred by recreational users of Brazilian beach sidewalk, 25:85
Malavasi, U.C., County nurseries in the state of Rio Janeiro, Brazil 18:279
Malaysia, arboriculture 12:178
maleic hydrazide 23:8
maleic hydrazide 3:94; 5:141; 6:59; 9:218
Malone, R. 10:192
Malus `Tina'' 1:115
Malus `White Candle' 1:115
Malus `White Cascade' 1:114
Malus spp. (apple), carbon storage in, 27:57
Malus spp. (apple), smaller-growing cultivars under utility wires, 26:309; as street tree, 26:48
Malus, pruning effects 10:298
Mammals in cover types on rights-of-way, W.C. Bramble 18:316
Managed development of tree roots. I. Ultra-deep rootball and root barrier effects on European hackberry 21:202
Managed development of tree roots. II. Ultra-deep rootball and root barrier effects on southwestern black cherry 21:251
Managed systems for distribution forestry, S.T. Griffiths 10:184
Management approach to tree maintenance, R.W. Harris 3:101
management by objective 9:44
Management considerations for the azalea lace bug in landscape habitats 21:63
management of business 1:54, 119
management of city trees 2:196, 219; 7:266; 15:229
Management of gypsy moths using sticky trunk barriers and larval removal 21:69
Management of mature trees, J.R. Clark 17:173
Management of street trees using computers, T.I. Crossen 15:1
Management of transplanted magnolia, D.L. Hensley 14:204
management practices, business 12:91
Management techniques for utility tree maintenance, R.A. Johnstone 9:17
management, tree 22:19, 22:81
Management's view of the tree trimming budget, P.B. Perry 3:157
manager-researcher dialogue 13:267
Managing an arborist company, R. Felix 1:116
Managing our green world, H.R. Johns 4:46
Managing power line corridor vegetation, J.O. Luken 17:318
Managing transmission lines for wildlife enhancement, K.E. Hanson 14:302
Managing urban forests using forestry concepts, D.F. Lobel 9:75
maneb 2:165
manganese 2:71; 9:233
manganese 23:192
manganese 24:19
manganese deficiency 12:169
Manganese deficiency contributory to maple decline, J.E. Kielbaso 2:27
Manganese deficiency of red maple, E.M. Smith 3:87
manganese sulfate 14:156, 240
manganese, toxicity and photosynthetic response in trees, 25:283
Mangun, J.C., 27:160, 27:318
man-hour estimating 13:120
Manion, P.D. 4:49; 7:317
Manion, P.D., Norway maple decline 7:38
Mankau, R. 5:182
Mann, M.P. 21:209
Mannell, T.L. 1:160
manpower 10:50
Mao, L.-S. 16:308
map generation, tree 13:301
maple (Acer spp.), biostimulants, soil amendments and 2-year posttransplants of, 25:60; container-grown and hardiness zones, 25:339; container type and establishment of, 25:59; flood-tolerance ranking for, 25:31; horticultural mulches and growth of, 25:163; root severance and growth of, 25:60
maple (Acer spp.), branch junction and hydraulic segmentation, 28:245; effect of fertility levels, 28:208(a); foliar budbreak, 28:148; pruning wound compartmentalization, 28:99; transplanting effects, 28:53(a)
maple (Acer spp.), decay development in, 26:1; root, shoot growth periodicity, 26:235; tree ring chemistry along urban-rural gradient, 26:187
maple (Acer spp.), growth periodicity of container-grown, 27:48; root severance at harvest, 27:283
maple (red) cultivars 16:25
maple 9:11, 233
maple breeding and selection 8:14
Maple checklist, Acer platanoides, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 8:241
Maple checklist, Acer rubrum, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 8:110
Maple checklist, Acer saccharinum, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 8:277
Maple checklist, Acer saccharum, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 8:164
maple chlorosis 10:122, 246; 12:169
Maple chlorosis treatment with ferric ammonium citrate, M.O. Harrell 14:156
maple cultivars 18:298
maple cultivars 21:120
maple decline 2:27; 4:33; 5:155; 6:124; 7:38; 9:1; 12:6
Maple disease in Michigan, E.T. Smiley 12:126
maple diseases and insects 1:43; 3:207
Maple growth 10 years after application of paclobutrazol 22:61
maple height-diameter 16:231
maple hybrids 19:195
maple limb breakage 21:302
maple performance 21:132, 21:136
maple progeny test 5:166
maple response, salt spray 12:1
maple sap 13:92
maple selection 6:212
maple uses 7:224
maple wilt 7:317; 9:277; 18:298
maple wounds 15:94
maple, atrinal effects 14:121, 125
maple, collar rot and basal canker 8:29
maple, girdling roots 7:29, 268; 10:41
maple, growth 8:85
maple, growth and phenology 22:145
maple, growth regulators 14:99
maple, Norway 16:291
maple, Norway 21:145
maple, red 11:197
maple, red 21:132, 21:136
maple, silver, growth regulators 21:209
maple, stress symptoms 22:144
maple, water relations 22:187
maples susceptible to root knot 18:298
maples, root girdling 19:278
mapping 11:178; 16:210
mapping, hardiness 15:228
maps, tree 22:19
Marano, M.S. 10:55
Maria dos Santos, Crueza 24:333
Marion, D.F., Neem and the birch leafminer 16:12
Marion, Daniel F., 25:24
marital trust 10:202
marketing 7:326; 12:265
Marketing arboricultural services, J. Ball 18:205
marketing IPM 17:10
marketing PHC 20:33
Marketing the arborist's expertise, M.A.L. Smith 13:113
Marketing tree care, R.W. Skinner 13:159
Marling, D. 7:180
Marranca, B.Z. see Grabosky, Jason
Marsan, P.D. 17:88
Marsan, P.D., Development and implementation of plant health care programs 18:45
Marsan, P.D., Levels in an IPM program 17:117
Marsinko, A., Firewood production and retailing 10:178
Marsinko, A., Profit from waste wood 12:280
Martin, C.A., 21:235
Martin, C.A., 27:193
Martin, C.A., Growth of Argentine mesquite inoculated with mycorrhizal fungi 20:134
Martin, C.A., Root zone temperatures and growth of holly and elm 15:272
Marx, D.H. 23:113, 23:257
Marx, D.H. 9:156
Marx, S. 23:257
Maryland Forest Conservation Act, 26:275
Maryland, Roadside Tree Law, 27:126
Maryland's roadside tree regulations and their implementation, T.J. Lyon 4:142
Mass Trapping for Japanese Beetle (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) Suppression in Isolated Areas 24:303
Massey, J.G. 6:85; 7:73
Massey, J.G., Urban tree inventory: Fort Worth 5:233
Massey, J.G., Use of small computers in the tree care business 9:39
Master Gardener 21:28
master shade tree list 1:214
Master, R.G. 2:118
Mateo-Sagasta, E., 26:246
Materials for potential use in sunscald prevention, M. Litzow 9:35
Matheny, N. 16:101; 17:173
Matheny, N.P. 23:17
Matheny, Nelda P. (and J.R. Clark, D. Attewell, K. Hillery, A.W. Graham and G. Posner), Assessment of fracture moment and fracture angle in 25 tree species in the United States using the fractometer, 25:18
Matheny, Nelda P. 24:112
Mattheck, C.G. 21:105
Mattheck, C.G., Detection of decay with the Metriguard stress wave timer 19:374
Matthews, W.E., Tree scene in Great Britain 8:176
maturation 9:202
mature tree transplanting 21:289
Mauget injections 3:213; 5:155; 6:204
Maupin, C. 23:233
Maupin, C., 26:162
May, P.B., 27:1, 27:49
Mayer, T.D. 16:42
Mayer, T.D., Distribution tree clearance program 11:40
Mayer, T.D., Update on the greening of Dundalk 17:110
Mayne, L.S., Cabling and bracing 1:101
Mayne, L.S., Specifications for construction around trees 8:289
Mayne, L.S., Tree and landscape evaluation 4:19
Mayne, L.S., USDA urban forestry program 2:151
MBC 5:1, 106, 156
MBC-P injection of elms, L.B. Helburg 5:279
McArdle, A.J. 8:110, 164, 241, 277; 9:88, 114; 10:309; 11:29, 157; 14:180; 15:170, 214
McArdle, A.J., Checklist of European ash 10:21
McArdle, A.J., Checklist of white oak 13:203
McArthur, D., The Morgan Arboretum and urban forestry 4:17
McBee, P,N. 18:325
McCabe, James J., A discrete event simulation of a municipal street tree maintenance operation, 28:131
McCabe, James J., A summary and forecast of demand for municipal street tree service on Staten Island, New York, 27:277
McCain, A.H. 14:18, 135, 268; 18:161
McCain, A.H., Cypress canker control with fungicides 10:212
McCain, A.H., Distribution of benomyl in elms 6:153
McCain, A.H., Pitch canker wound dressings 15:241
McCarter, J. 11:177
McCartney, R.B. 22:218
McClenahen, J.R. 4:120
McClure, M.S., Nitrogen increases susceptibility to hemlock woolly adelgid 17:227
McConnell, J.W. 4:17
McConnell, R.C., The arborist needed? 7:222
McConnell, R.C., Tree maintenance in Philadelphia 2:77
McCown, B.H., Biotechnology of urban trees 15:77
McCown, D.D. 15:255
McCoy, R.E. 2:73
McCracken, F.I., Death and decline of magnolia 11:253
McCracken, J.D. 2:144
McCreary, D.D. 17:256
McDaniel, R. 17:73
McDermott, T.P., Charlotte tree program 5:179
McDermott, T.P., Municipal arboriculture in Charlotte, North Carolina 5:78
McDonald, J.D. 17:333
McDougall, D.N. 22:206
McElrone, Andrew J. (and J.L. Sherald and M.R. Pooler), Identification of alternative hosts of Xylella fastidiosa in the Washington, D.C., area using nested polymerase chain reaction (PCR), 25:258
McElroy, H.L.20: 87, 259
McGill University 4:17
McGillivary, L. 22:281
McGuire, J.R., Urban forestry 1:208
McHenry, M.V. 5:182
McIntosh, D.L. 2:180
McIntyre, G.A. 22:229
McIntyre, Gary A. 24:28
McKeehen, J.J., Basic arboriculture course 1:219
McKenzie, R.L. 21:209
McLaughlin, D.L. 11:13
McLaughlin, Joseph M. 24:286
McLaughlin, K.T., Road and stream crossing considerations 5:201
McLean W.W., Greenspace, our space, naturally 17:18
McManus, M. 13:209
McNamara, M.C., Field trial comparison of technique of root kill on problem species 5:171
McNeal, J. 16:101
McNeary, J.M. 5:154
McNeil, J. Sustainable development in the urban forest 17:94
McNeil, R.E. 12:50; 14:204
McPherson E. Gregory 24:72, 24:89, 24:98, 24:191, 24:174, 24:224, 24:235
McPherson, E. Gregory (and J.R. Simpson, P.J. Peper and Q. Xiao), Benefit-cost analysis of Modesto’s municipal urban forest, 25:235; see also Scott, Klaus I.
McPherson, E. Gregory, Expenditures associated with conflicts between street tree root growth and hardscape in California, 26:289
McPherson, E.G. 17:334; 18:330
McPherson, E.G. 22:10
McPherson, E.G., 27:169, 27:306
McPherson, E.G., Cost-effectiveness of trees versus bus shelters 17:233
McPherson, E.G., Employer perspectives on arboriculture education 10:137
McPherson, E.G., Energy conservation potential for urban trees 19:321
McPherson, E.G., Park tree inventory system 11:177
McPherson, E.G., Selecting trees for the southwest 15:35
MCPP 1:68
McSween, D.B., Tree preservation education for builders and developers in North Carolina 5:154
Meade, J.A., Herbicide injury to trees 3:167
Meade, J.A., Herbicides and their effect on the plant community 4:111
Meade, J.A., Street trees and herbicides 1:68
Meade, J.A., Use of herbicides around trees 10:181
Mealy oak gall, D.L. Morgan 8:230
mealybugs 2:201
mealybugs, hawthorn, 26:225
Measuring customer satisfaction, N. Thiessen 16:327
Measuring street tree impact on solar performance, R.L. Thayer 11:1
Measuring water status and reducing transpiration, B.R. Roberts 13:56
mechanical control, insect 21:69
mechanical damages 23:155
mechanical injury 3:70; 8:60, 281; 14:115
mechanical stress, tree 21:83
mechanical tree climbing 9:6
mechanical tree planters 3:220
Mecklenburg, Roy 24:308
Meckley, P. 13:209
Mecum, Kelly A., 25:249
media coverage of IPM in urban newspapers, 28:303(a)
media, growth 21:213
median strips, deicing and soil solution chemistry, 26:238
Medicap injections 6:204; 14:165
Medicky, E.J. 1:67
Medicky, E.J., ROW development and maintenance 2:53
Meeker, J.R. 22:67
Meilan, Richard 24:263
Meisenbacher, C. 17:93
Melichar, L. 13:105
Meloidogyne nematodes 16:162, 190; 19:257
Meloidogyne spp. 21:37
Mendoza, R.E. 21:277
Menge, J.A. 9:192
Mercer, P.C. 9:28
meristem tip cultures 6:250
Merrill, G.O. 9:150
Merrill, G.O., Arboricultural challenges in Utah 6:67
Merrill, G.O., Energized urban forestry 14:132
Mertect 3:108
Merullo, V.D., Common law branches off into new directions 20:341
Merullo, V.D., Liabilities and duties associated with municipal trees 14:129
mesquite 20:134
Messenger, A.S. 23:191
Messenger, A.S., Excess calcium and magnesium associated with lower crown mortality of pin oak 18:241
Messenger, A.S., Root competition grass effects on trees 2:228
Messenger, A.S., Treatment of chlorosis by soil acidification 10:122
Meta Systox R 3:213; 16:12
Metasequoia canker 3:149
metham 1:53
methods of rating street trees 18:330
methoxychlor sprays 8:125, 143, 287; 10:265
methyl bromide 1:232
methylcarbamadithioic acid 23:169
METRIA 2:226; 4:62; 8:147
METRIA projects on species and cultivar testing, D.F. Karnosky 8:178
metric conversion 4:251
metric measurements in arboriculture 2:186
Metropolitan Edison Company 14:43
Metterhouse, W.W., Gypsy moth biological control program 4:66
Meunier, Isabelle Maria Jacqueline 24:333
Mexico City arboriculture 16:304; 17:49; 18:33; 20:222
Mexico, arboriculture 12:251
Meyer, K.D., Let's not give up on pesticides 11:172
Meyer, K.D., Soil drainage for trees 9:214
Meyer, P.W. 5:162; 7:127
Meyer, P.W., John Bartram: botanist & horticulturist 4:165
mice damage 2:16
Micha, F.R. 9:21
Micha, F.R., Evaluation of trees in wooded areas 5:190
Micha, F.R., How tree appraisal relates to the insurance industry and the legal profession 4:8
Micha, F.R., Trees should have standing 1:78
Michaux Quercetum 6:156
Michigan arboriculture curriculum 7:55
Micke, W.C. 3:68
Mickelson, A.S., Tree cheers for arboriculture 16:99
micro tunnelling 17:133
microbial injections 15:153
microclimate improvement 2:121; 3:184
Microclimate leaf disease relationships, K.J. Kessler, Jr. 7:169
microclimate, surface temperature and, 25:112; tree cover in parking lots and, 25:129
microclimate, tree 22:107
microclimates 24:254
Microcomputer databases for data management in urban forestry, P.A. Barker 9:298
Microcomputer tree management, M. Lindhult 13:299
micronutrient nutrition 6:2; 17:313
Microprojectile and Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of Pioneer elm, M.G. Bolyard 17:34
micropropagation 15:255; 19:85
micropropagation, reinvigoration of chestnut by, 27:231
Microsphaera alni, on plane trees, 26:246
Microsphaera pulchra 21:11
microsporidia 4:69
microsprayer, evaluation for pest control, 27:104
micro-systemic treatment for red gum lerp psyllid, 28:144
Mider, R.H. 7:303
Mider, R.H., ROW restoration 5:116
Midwest urban tree index, K.J. Schoon 19:230
Mifflin, W.E., Municipal and utility communications 14:284
Miglietta, Paolo 24:297
Military base tree planting, T.L. Schmidt 15:125
Miller, A.E. 21:168
Miller, C.H., Contractor tree trimming crew evaluations 3:37
Miller, C.H., Crew organization, utilization and location 7:76
Miller, C.H., Indianapolis P&L line clearance program 17:107
Miller, F. D. 23:225
Miller, F.D. 12:237; 14:26; 15:255
Miller, F.D., Horticultural oils and insecticidal soaps 15:257
Miller, F.D., Trenching effects on tree growth and health 19:226
Miller, Frederic (and G. Ware), Feeding preference for selected Tilia spp. and cultivars by the adult Japanese beetle (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae), 25:168
Miller, Fredric (and G. Ware), Host suitability of Asiatic elm species and hybrids for larvae and adults of the elm leaf beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), 27:118
Miller, Fredric 24:248
Miller, J.C. 7:251; 10:259
Miller, J.C. Bioassays for gypsy moth control insecticides 17:70
Miller, J.E., Evaluating line clearing crews 2:85
Miller, K.C. 13:118; 18:332; 20:38
Miller, K.C., Results of TGR survey 17:44
Miller, R.H., Planting survival of street tree taxa 17:185
Miller, R.L. 2:73; 8:216
Miller, R.W. 14:55, 141; 17:185; 18:29; 20:94, 231
Miller, R.W., 27:246
Miller, R.W., Economic evaluation of pruning 7:109
Miller, R.W., Higher education 16:216
Miller, R.W., National implications of an urban forestry survey in Wisconsin 4:125
Miller, R.W., Urban forestry computer game 10:55
Miller, Robert W., 25:102
Miller, Robert, Are tree inventories essential tools for the management of city trees?, 26:183
Millikan, D.F. 6:250
Millikan, D.F., Virus diseases of trees 6:225
Mills, W.L. 21:209
Milstead, J.E. 2:5
mimosa webworm 2:42; 3:14; 6:182; 12:237
mimosa wilt 3:148
mineral nutrient use 11:100, 106
minerals, plant, accumulation, use, transport during life cycle, 26:235
Minimizing winter injury, H. Pellett 7:309
mining insects 2:202
Minnemeyer, C.D. 3:145
Minnesota Power 14:302
minor nutrients 3:213
minorities’ involvement in urban forestry, 28:27
Mircetich, S.M. 3:68
Missouri Botanical Garden, J.E. Elsley 3:89
Missouri, 10-year comparison of urban forests, 28:76
mist blowers 6:321
mistletoe 1:47; 5:264
mistletoe control 17:127; 19:351
mistletoe control 20:270
mistletoe, dwarf 19:351
mistletoe, leafy 19:351
Mitchell, C.D. 3:87
Mitchell, T. 8:136
mite control 2:46; 5:9
mites 14:223
mites that cause galls 1:188
mites, eriophyid 14:23
Mixing species for beauty and safety, W. Flemer 7:57
Mize, C.W. 11:249
Mizell, R.F., III, Phytotoxicity of oils and soaps on ornamental plants 17:208
MLO's 13:188; 20:176
Model of urban forest sustainability 23:17
Model of Urban Forest Sustainability: Application to Cities in the United States, a 24:112
Modeling replacement needs in a street tree population, N.A. Richards 5:251
modeling water use 10:313
models, crown architecture in oak, 27:284
models, plant health care, 25:24
models, street tree maintenance, 28:131
Moeller, G.H. 5:206
Moeller, G.H., The Pinchot Institute 3:181
Mohamed, Rozi 24:263
moisture 3:162
moisture stress 1:57, 60; 3:69, 75; 4:93; 6:2, 315; 13:98
moisture stress 21:271
moisture stress, related to heat islands, 27:8
moisture, container 14:293
moisture, soil 20:69, 237
molecular markers, for identification of gypsy moth genotypes, 27:166
Moll, G.A. 11:176
Moll, G.A., Linking arborists, foresters and citizens 12:69
Moll, G.A., Urban forest planning 4:213
Moller, W.J. 3:68
Monear, J. 20:336
Money, W.E. 3:213
Monitoring an urban IPM program, J. Ball 13:174
Monitoring and treatment of elm leaf beetle, D.L. Dahlsten 19:181
monitoring IPM 11:370; 12:265; 13:211; 16:254; 17:8, 150
Monitoring parasites of the oak lecanum, P.B. Schultz 11:182
monitoring pesticides 12:92
monitoring pests 21:1, 21:177
Monitoring routines and action thresholds for IPM, J. Ball 17:88
monitoring tree services 13:20
Monitoring, an essential factor to managing pests, M.J. Raupp 11:349
monitoring, insect 11:317; 14:173, 210
Monocots and dicots, S. Perry 17:55
Monoculture can be detrimental, S.H. Davis, Jr. 10:236
monotypic plantings 1:214
Montague, Thayne 24:254
Monterey pine 20:297
Montgomery, C.R., Keeping America natural 2:96
Montgomery, M.E. 3:130
Montreal flower show 6:26
Montreal, tree management 11:200
moods produced by trees 18:322
Moore, G.M., 27:1, 27:49
Moore, G.M., Arboriculture in Australia 19:74
Moore, Gregory M. 24:10
Moore, R.E.B. 5:264
Moore, W.S. 6:73
Moorman, G.W., Scheduling woody plant disease management 11:22
Moorman, Gary W. (and R.J. Lease), Effects of pruning in the management of dogwood and pine branch dieback in the landscape, 25:274
Mooter, D.P. 10:246; 14:156; 15:125
Morales, D.J., Trees and residential property values 6:305
Morales, D.J., Two methods of valuating residential trees 9:21
Moran, J.T. 14:121, 125
Morbark Chipharvestor 2:37, 79
More, T.A. 9:199
Morell, J.D., Augering specifications 10:129
Morell, J.D., Competition for space in the urban infrastructure 18:73
Morell, J.D., Screening and landscape ordinance 9:129
Morell, J.D., Utility and municipal communications 14:273
Morgan Arboretum and urban forestry, D. McArthur 4:17
Morgan, D.L. 13:46
Morgan, D.L., The mealy oak gall 8:230
Morgan, N.R., Urban forestry in Washington & Oregon 15:135
Mori, S.M., 27:169, 27:306
Mori, Sylvia, 25:1
morphology, effect of wind exposure on Sorbus, 26:255; pruning and, 26:264
morphology, red maple 21:136
morphology, root 15:201
Morris Arboretum 12:168; 16:269
Morris, L.B., Customer relations by utilities 13:115
Morris, L.B., Public relations in R/W mamaintenance 7:26
Morris, L.B., Utilities and `trouble free' trees 9:42
Morris, L.B., Utility tree replacement 16:22
Morris, O.N. 7:246
Morris, R.L. 16:279
Morris, R.L. 21:239
Morrison, M., Tree city USA 2:231
Morrow, R.A., Urban forestry in Colorado Springs, Colorado 8:34
Morse, S.C., Trees in the town environment 4:1
Morsink, W.A.G., Computerized tree information 12:101
mortality 5:251
mortality from transplanting 2:94; 16:312
mortality rates 16:124; 19:226
Mortality study techniques, R.S. Dewers 5:39
Morton Arboretum 13:20
Morton Arboretum 21:284
Morton, H.L. 7:55
Morton, H.L., Evaluation of Holden Arboretum's tree collection 9:225
mosaic-gradients 24:62
Moser, B.C. 1:74; 12:112
Mosher, H.L., Innovation in arboriculture 13:178
moth, gypsy. see gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar)
moths 16:52
Motivating employees, M. Giasson 4:137
motivation 3:101
Motivation and leadership in your business, W.J. Bartley 3:65
Motivations and task preferences of urban forestry volunteers 23:116
Motta, E. 17:246
mountain ash diseases 1:43
Moving large trees, D.C. Shaw 6:51
mowing ROW's 16:186
MSMA (monosodium methyl arsenate) 15:106
Muir, J. 11:47
mulberry, transplanting 8:267
mulch 2:14; 3:197; 4:161; 5:217; 6:10, 15; 7:98; 8:38, 61, 85, 209, 267; 9:7; 10:6, 12, 147; 11:131, 330; 14:53, 205, 293; 15:221, 268; 16:37, 264, 275; 17:166, 213, 242; 18:165; 19:1; 20:141
mulch 21:25, 21:219
Mulch and grass influence on root growth, G.W. Watson 14:200
mulch fires 22:279
mulch, chemical, allelopathic, decomposition properties of, 25:88; consumption by subterranean termites, 25:143; soil, leaf nutrient levels in pecan and, 25:81; soil properties, growth of red maple and, 25:163; urban microclimate and, 25:112
mulch, evaluation of organic landscape, 28:54(a); leaf litter chemical changes, 28:171; vertical mulching, 28:229
mulching practices 18:332
mulching, vertical 22:167
Mulder, M.R. 7:307
Mulgrew, S.M., Promoting bud development and branching of pine 10:294
Mulligan, B.E. 10:45
Mullin, R.E. 2:216
Mullison, W.R., Public concerns about herbicides 8:104
municipal arboriculture (see also urban forestry)
municipal arboriculture 1:48, 167; 2:67, 77, 92, 158, 176, 193, 217, 231; 4:71, 125, 140, 208, 234, 241; 5:124, 143, 179, 233, 251; 6:67, 111, 120, 185, 279, 281; 7:109, 122, 218, 241,291; 8:19, 40, 136, 154, 160, 189, 216, 253, 258, 263, 271; 9:59, 65, 93, 99, 108, 172, 177,182, 220, 237, 244; 10:50, 55, 91, 113, 143, 250, 286; 11:15, 18, 24, 27, 112, 123, 185, 200, 213, 218, 220, 236, 242, 263; 12:24, 26, 69, 97, 101, 105,141, 146, 178, 182, 246, 251, 257; 13:1, 10, 18, 86, 89, 257, 294, 299; 14:20, 48, 90; 15:125, 135, 229; 16:69, 97, 124, 231, 300, 309; 17:16, 49, 120, 135, 150, 159, 186, 303; 18:33, 37, 64, 73, 76, 79, 85, 91, 112, 171, 273, 307; 19:12, 44, 201, 226, 313; 20:109, 170, 190, 231, 259, 323, 329
municipal arboriculture 21:202, 21:251, 21:260
municipal arboriculture 22:19, 22:75, 22:145, 22:180, 22:187, 22:222, 22:234
Municipal arboriculture in Charlotte, North Carolina, T.P. McDermott 3:78
municipal arboriculture, and cooperative community tree management, 26:38
municipal arboriculture, forecasting demand for tree service, 27:277
Municipal arboriculture, J.T. Oates 1:148
Municipal arboriculture, O.D. Diller 1:196
municipal forestry (see municipal arboriculture)
Municipal line clearance, J. Wallace 10:95
municipal nurseries 10:286
Municipal ordinances' relation to trees, H.L. Robson 9:128
Municipal tree contracts, E.J. Page 11:213
Municipal tree management in New Jersey, R.L. Tate 10:229
Municipal tree management, J.J. Kielbaso 8:253
municipal tree planting 1:214
Municipal tree programs in Pennsylvania, E.C. Reeder 19:12
Municipal Tree Restoration Program (MTRP), survey of participants, 26:309
Municipal tree surveys and inventories, H.J. Johannsen 1:71
Municipal/utility synergy N.L. Lacasse 18:37
Municipal/utility synergy: opportunities for partnerships, A.P. Todd 18:79
Munkvold, G., Cylindrosporium leaf spot on oak 15:162
Munro, G., Benlate use in Canada 2:74
Munson, R.H., Demise of historic trees 19:48
Murdoch, C.W., Bark cracks associated with injection wounds in elms 9:61
Murgas, J., Tree information planning system 7:241
Murphey, W.K. 5:233
Murphey, W.K., Converting tree residue to energy 6:85
Murphey, W.K., Instrumentation for measuring temperatures under trees 7:174
Murphy, D.R., Fine tuning your sprayer 4:23
Murphy, L.S. 5:182
Murphy, M. 23:257
Murray City, Utah, arboriculture 14:132
mycoplasma diseases 1:41; 2:106; 4:274; 6:225; 18:278
Mycoplasma diseases of trees, C.L. Wilson 2:6
Mycoplasmalike organisms as causes of slow growth and decline of trees, W.A. Sinclair 20:176
mycorrhizae 2:67; 4:246; 5:130, 162; 8:206; 9:156, 176, 192; 15:256; 18:266; 20:134
mycorrhizae 23:113, 23:257
mycorrhizae 24:308
Mycorrhizae and container seedlings, B. Zak 3:178
mycorrhizae inoculations 7:283
Mycorrhizae of Landscape Trees Produced in Raised Beds and Containers 24:308
mycorrhizae, AMF colonization strategies, 28:207(a)
mycorrhizae, condition after fungicide and ozone exposure, 26:65; effect of Biobarrier on growth of, 26:92, tree variant identification and, 26:187
mycorrhizae, effect of urban expansion on growth of, 27:193; effect on commercial nursery container systems, 27:232; effects on growth of black locust, 27:104; inoculation and oak establishment, 27:30; mobilization, transfer of nutrients via, 27:47
Mycorrhizae: facts and fallacies, J.G. Iyer 6:213
mycorrhizal fungi 22:122
Myers, M.K., Evaluation of container plantings 14:293
Myers, T.R. 8:252, 280
myrtle disease 15:176
myrtle, willow (Agonis flexuosa), soil characteristics and establishment of, 27:1

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