Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter R)

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Rabaglia, R.J. 10:265
Rabaglia, R.J., 27:126
rabbit injury 5:158
Radiation received under trees, R.D. Brown 16:158
Rae, W.A., Installation of Constitution Plaza 7:113
Rae, W.A., Tree transplanting 2:133
Ragged and shot-holed leaves, A.G. Wheeler 7:225
Rahman, M.A. 2:161
rainfall interception 24:235
Rainfall Interception by Sacramento's Urban Forest 24:235
rainforests, crown architecture and branch orientation in trees of, 25:60
Rakow, D.A. 16:76; 18:165, 332
Rakow, D.A. 21:225
Rakow, D.A., Containerized trees 13:294
Ramaley, A.W. 22:229
Ramirez, J.R., Contract ROW maintenance in Carolina 14:67
Randell, R. 6:200; 14:26
Randell, R., Basic information on insecticides and their use 3:24
Randolph, T. 21:181
Randrup, T.B. 23:207
Randrup, Thomas B. (and J.M. Lichter), Measuring soil compaction on construction sites: A review of surface nuclear gauges and penetrometers, 27:109
Randrup, Thomas B., Are tree inventories essential tools for the management of city trees?, 26:184
Randrup, Thomas Barfoed, What problems do trees face in your city? How can these problems be solved?, 25:278
Ranney, T.G. 16:76
Ranney, T.G. 21:11
Rao, B. 5:106; 17:56
Rao, B., 26:92
Rao, B., 27:286
rapid response program 4:122
rasping insects 2:202
Ratcliff, P., Wood disposal or wood harvesting 2:79
Rathjens, R. 10:183
rating tree attributes 19:27
Raupp, M.J. 13:209; 16:77; 17:29, 216; 18:81, 181; 20:318
Raupp, M.J. 21:63, 21:177
Raupp, M.J., Augmentative releases for aphid control 20:241
Raupp, M.J., Implementing landscape plant management programs 10:161
Raupp, M.J., Larvae of pests and beneficials 16:49
Raupp, M.J., Monitoring: an essential factor to managing pests 11:349
Raupp, M.J., The concept of key plants in IPM 11:317
Raupp, Michael J. (and J.J. Holmes, C. Sadof, P. Shrewsbury and J.A. Davidson), Effects of cover sprays and residual pesticides on scale insects and natural enemies in urban forests, 27:203
Raupp, Michael J. (and P. Shrewsbury, J.J. Homes and J.A. Davidson), Plant species diversity and abundance affects the number of arthropod pests in residential landscapes, 27:222
Raupp, Michael J., 25:38
Raupp, Michael J., 27:255
Raven, P.H. 3:89
Ravlin, F.W. 15:153
Ray, B. 14:6
Read, R.A. 3:160
real estate values 18:230
Reardon, R.C., Acephate treatment of a gypsy moth 16:174
Reardon, R.C., Gypsy moth IPM program 13:209
Reasonable guidelines for street tree diversity, N.A. Richards 19:344
Reavis, R. 7:155
Recognition of weed-killer injury to trees, R. Hibbs 4:189
record keeping, utilities 18:43
recreation and trees 4:18; 5:32, 74, 82, 86, 92; 8:318; 15:247; 16:59
recruiting labor 6:64; 11:52; 16:322
Recruitment and retention of employees, S. Rosenfeld 16:45
Recycling brush and logs, R.W. Boers 2:36
recycling project 17:136
red gum lerp psyllid (RGLP), micro-systemic treatment for, 28:144
red maple and ozone damage 22:264
red maple, transplanting 21:247
Red oak transplanted to different bulk density soils have similar water use characteristics 23:233
redbud nematodes 21:37
Redding, K.D., Growth, biomass, and trim/chip time reduction following application of flurprimidol 20:38
Redondo, C., 26:246
Reduce drought effects, R. Rothenberger 14:260
Reducing chemical toxicity to pesticide applicators, E. Schaffer 10:133
Reducing stress and accelerating growth, C.E. Whitcomb 10:5
Reducing surface rooting of trees, J.A. Wagar 11:165
Reduction of public tree liabilities, W.J. Evans 7:218
Reduction or elimination of circling tree roots, B.L. Appleton 19:383
Reeder, E.C., Municipal tree programs in Pennsylvania 19:12
Rees, W.T., Jr. 16:42; 17:110
Reeser, Rondalyn M., 25:38
Reeves, J.W. 6:327; 14:255
refoliation 23:59
reforestation 10:204; 16:144
refractor 21:105
refuse landfilling 7:43
Regeneration of girdling roots after removal, G. W. Watson 19:278
regeneration, root 14:288
register of big trees 5:123; 7:223
Regrowth of planes injected with dikegulac, S.C. Domir 10:323
Regrowth of severed palm roots, T.K. Broschat 10:238
regulation of arboriculture 15:237; 16:20
Regulation of tree growth with triazone compounds, T.D. Davis 17:167
Reichenbach, M.R. 17:334
Reid, M.S. 17:127
Reid, R. 20:196
Reiger, R. 7:158
Reil, W.O. 6:52
Reilly, A. 7:88
Reinert, J.A. 13:17
Reisch, K.W. 1:77; 2:120
Relating wind speed to tree damage in Hurricane Hugo, J.K. Francis 19:368
Relationship between site conditions and tree growth, S.J. Hodge 19:358
Relative water demand of five urban tree species, B.R. Roberts 20:156
remote sensing 24:235
Remote sensing of pecan trees in Texas cities, L.C. Rogers 9:208
remote sensing, ground-penetrating radar, 28:2
removal and disposal costs 10:252; 20:193
removal, tree 3:118, 191; 9:20, 95; 16:309; 18:205; 20:190
renewable energy, managing urban forests for biomass fuel, 28:302(a)
replacement costs 23:68
replacement value 11:132
replacement, tree 21:296
replacement, tree 3:118; 5:251; 9:261; 10:196; 13:64; 14:298; 16:22
Replacing soil in the root zone of mature trees 22:167
report preparation 11:175
reproductive development of trees 16:103
reptiles, population monitoring on electric transmission rights-of-way, 27:24, 27:215
rescue procedures 7:197
research and researchers 13:267
research clearing house 2:17
research findings 2:206; 10:5
research grants 12:185; 14:80
research in arboreta 1:164
research trust 4:117
resident involvement 20:170
Resident Involvement in Inspecting Trees for Dutch Elm Disease 24:42
Resident involvement in tree planting: comparison with developer-planted trees, R. Sommer 20:323
residential forest structure 11:236
Residential Tree Planting and Care: A Study of Attitudes and Behavior in Sacramento, California 24:89
residue disposal 22:282
residue, tree 21:57
residues, fungicide 14:168
residues, pesticides 12:94
resistance 10:38
Resistance of forb-grass cover types to tree invasion in ROWs 22:99
Resistance of Himalayan elm to DED, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 5:110
Resistance to anthracnose among dogwood species 22:83
resistance to disease 2:40, 112; 6:66
resistance to fungicides 17:37
resistance, disease, Verticillium wilt 7:317
resistance, genetic, elm 19:7
resistance, pest 6:42
resistance, pollution 6:37
resistance, to bronze birch borer, 25:151; of linden to Japanese beetle, 25:168
Resistograph 24:297
resistograph, diagnosis of woody support organs, 26:334
Resistograph, wood decay detection and, 25:311
resource management 11:25
respiration 9:204
respiration rate 21:132
Response of Cornus to moisture stress, J.D. Williams 13:98
Response of forest grown trees to topping, K.A. Carvell 4:280
Response of honeylocust cultivars to air pollution stress, G.C. Smith 10:289
Response of maples to salt spray, M. Simini 12:1
Response of ten tree species to treeshelters 22:161
Response of trees to grass competition and fertility, C.E. Whitcomb 7:191
Response of urban trees to abiotic stress, B.R. Roberts 3:75
Response of woody plants to air pollution, E. Brennan 2:1
Response of yellow poplar to the antioxidant ethylenediurea, B.R. Roberts 13:154
Response to cement dust in soil, A.F. Rhoads 2:197
Responses of shade trees to pollution, T.T. Kozlowski 6:29
Restoration of the wildlife sanctuary in an urban setting, P.F. Rice 17:21
Restricted soil volume on tree growth, J. Kopinga 17:57
restricted space, trees for 20:101
restricted-use pesticides 1:228
Restructuring the PGE line clearance program, D.P. Van Bossuyt 10:198
result of road deicing, 26:238
Results of TGR survey, Miller K.C. 17:44
retention of employees 16:3, 24, 45
retirement planning 10:93, 149
Returns on investments, W.R. Luckham 8:302
Review of the effects of soil compaction and amelioration treatments on trees, S.D. Day 20:9
Review of the guide for establishing values of trees, L.C. Chadwick 6:48
Rexrode, C.O., Insect transmission of oak wilt 2:61
Rey-Lescure, E., Location factor and replacement value 11:132
Rey-Lescure, E., Open spaces: quantity or quality 5:32
Reynolds, M.K., New Hampshire Urban Forestry Center 5:85
Rhaesa, Andreas, 25:113
Rhizoctonia root rot 1:217
rhizomorphs 6:277; 7:68
rhizotron, for evaluation of tree root growth in urban soils, 26:30
Rhoads, A.F. 3:74; 5:162
Rhoads, A.F., IPM--What's it all about? 11:369
Rhoads, A.F., Performance of urban street trees 7:127
Rhoads, A.F., Response to cement dust in soil 2:197
Rhoads, A.F., The response of woody species to air pollutants in an urban environment 2:1
Rhodes, H.L.H. 20:87
Rhododendrol and the birch borer, F.S. Santamour 16:260
rhododendron uses 8:39
Rhyaclonia frustrana 1:91
Rice, P.F., Restoration of the wildlife sanctuary in an urban setting, 17:21
Rice, R.E. 8:188
Rice, R.P., Jr. 10:7
Rich, S., Decline of curbside sugar maples 5:265
Richards, N.A. 17:335
Richards, N.A., Modeling replacement needs in a street tree population 5:251
Richards, N.A., Optimum stocking of trees 18:64
Richards, N.A., Reasonable guidelines for street tree diversity 19:344
Richards, W.D. 7:182, 207
Rideout, R. 15:129
Ridgway, R.L. 21:69
Riedel, G.H. 19:257
Riedel, L.G.H. 21:37
Riedel, L.G.H. 23:166
Riedel, L.G.H. see Bentz, S.E.
Riedel, R.M. 8:153
Riffle, J.W. 4:79
rigging 10:20; 16:273
right of way burning 5:94
right of way clearance 4:280; 8:70
Right of way corridors, D.A. Spencer 1:173
Right of way development and maintenance, E.J. Medicky 2:53
Right of way maintenance, Y. Lebeau 11:152
Right of way management program, A.M. Dykes 6:74
Right of way mapping and planning procedures, T.A. Young 7:278
right of way plant cover 9:67
Right of way reclearing program, J.B. Gibbs 1:39
Right of way reclearing with the Marden Chopper, J.D. Bird 1:151
Right of way restoration, R.H. Midler 5:116
Right of way seeding, R.C. de Wilde 2:131
Right of way tree maintenance, M.E. Treece 6:80
right of way vegetation management 2:101, 149; 7:26, 303; 9:153; 10:152
right-of-way (ROW) maintenance 23:196
Rights of way on wetlands, N.H. Nickerson 12:53
rights-of-way vegetation 22:99
rights-of-way, vegetation maintenance and reptile, amphibian populations, 27:24, 27:215
rights-of-way, vegetation management along, 26:198
ring-porous trees, injection 14:233
Rink, G. 22:113
riparian forests 24:73
riparian habitats 24:160
Rishbeth, J. 11:96
Risk management and bookkeeping, H.A. Carpenter 13:81
Ritterbusch, D.F. 16:16
Ritz, R.E., Computerized trimming and contractor productivity measurement 8:22
Road and stream crossing consideration, K.T. McLaughlin 5:201
road salt, effects of road distance and protective measures, 26:238
roads, deicing and soil solution chemistry, 26:238; foundation materials and tree growth, 26:285; growing trees adjacent to, 26:131
Roadside brush control, R.W. Brown, Jr. 7:135
roadside pollution 24:127
roadside tree injury 5:25, 99
roadside trees 4:142; 5:72; 11:123
roadway salt injury 1:14, 201
Robbins, J.A. 18:49
Roberts, B.R. 1:57; 2:84; 7:141; 9:217; 10:283; 14:53; 16:307
Roberts, B.R., Effects of atmosphere deposition on four tree species 12:209
Roberts, B.R., Measuring water status and reducing transpiration 13:56
Roberts, B.R., Relative water demand of five urban tree species 20:156
Roberts, B.R., Response of yellow poplar to the antioxidant ethylenedurea 13:154
Roberts, B.R., The response of urban trees to abiotic stress 3:75
Roberts, B.R., Tree growth control by injection 6:57
Roberts, B.R., Trees as biological filters 6:20
Robinia spp. (locust), effects of mycorrhizal colonization, 27:104
Robinson, D. 14:108
Robinson, G., 27:88
Robinson, M.L. 16:243
Robson, H.L., Arboriculture in Lake Forest, IL 9:93
Robson, H.L., Municipal ordinances' relation to trees 9:128
Robson, H.L., Urban forestry in the Chicago suburbs 10:113
Rochester (N.Y.) street trees 4:53
Rocray, P.-E., Problems affecting trees in Quebec City 9:167
rodent injury 2:16
Rogers, L.C., Remote sensing of pecan trees in Texas cities 9:208
Role and training of Hispanic field workers in Chicago area tree care 21:277
Role of Arborists in Providing Wildlife Habitat and Landscape Linkages Throughout the Urban Forest 24:160
Role of fungal viruses in DED spread, P.L. Pusey 7:230
Role of local arboreta in selecting trees for the modern landscape, O.D. Diller 3:72
Role of stress in development of Phytophthora root rots, J.D. MacDonald 8:217
Role of water stress in tree growth, P.J. Kramer 13:33
Rolf, K. 16:307
Rolf, K., 26:61
Rolf, K., Soil and growth improvement from subsoil cultivation 17:200
Rolf, K., Soil physical effects of pneumatic subsoil loosening 18:235
Rolf, K., Tree roots in sewer systems in Malmo, Sweden 20:329
Roller-wiper herbicide applicator, H.G. Gibson 10:71
Ronald, W.G. 7:271
Room for people in a crowded city, B. Fewer 3:59
root anatomy 5:130
root anchorage 22:92
root and butt rot 22:52
root balls 18:124, 130
root barrier 21:202, 21:251
root barriers 11:167; 19:332
root barriers 23:211
Root barriers affect root distribution 22:151
root barriers, and windthrow potential, 26:213
root biomass 23:53
root carbohydrates 8:305, 325
root circling in pots 19:383
Root collar drench with flurprimidol, J.P. Sterrett 15:120
root colonization, mycorrhizae 20:134
root competition index 16:125
Root competition: effects of grass on trees, A.S. Messenger 2:228
Root configuration on honeylocust & oak, D.K. Stuve 15:129
root control systems 19:332
root curl 10:216
root damage 19:32
Root damage to sidewalks and curbs, J.A. Wagar 9:177
root densities 14:201; 17:244; 18:132; 20:4, 141
root density 22:168, 22:211
root depth 22:151
root depth 7:50; 17:331
root development 17:57
root development 22:174, 22:201
Root development of transplanted seedlings from milk cartons, S. Dickinson 8:323
root diseases 5:165; 6:56
root distribution 11:39; 13:127; 16:169, 266
Root distribution and transplanting success, G.W. Watson 8:225
root ecology 8:197
root elongation 18:281
root environment 16:35
root girdling 7:29; 10:41; 19:278
root graft barriers 10:252
root grafts 8:209; 11:125
root grafts, DED 1:218; 5:157
root grafts, oak wilt 17:194
root growth 21:187, 21:202, 21:235, 21:247, 21:251
root growth 22:255
root growth 23:1
root growth 24:121
root growth 6:10, 73, 224; 7:88, 144, 186, 281; 8:87, 196, 197; 9:270, 300; 10:255; 11:39; 13:41; 14:200, 288; 17:61; 19:59; 20:9, 141
Root growth response to fertilizers, G.W. Watson 20:4
root growth, after soil replacement, 28:229; beneath sidewalks, 28:283; intrusion in sewer systems, 28:160(a); lateral development in cork oak, 28:111(a); of trees in sidewalks, 28:207(a)
root growth, compacted soils and, 27:1, 27:326; waterlogging and, 27:49
root hardiness 10:257
Root hardiness of ash seedlings, F.S. Santamour 5:276
root ingrowth cores 23:113, 23:258
root injury 2:51, 68; 4:28; 8:289; 19:226
root knot nematode 2:80
root length density 9:305
root location 10:208
root mat morphology 22:54
root penetration 18:238
root penetration 22:255
root pests 21:9
root physiology 9:173, 185
root production 11:149, 315
root protection zones 24:47
root pruning 1:1; 10:214, 239; 13:126; 16:10; 18:124, 192, 197; 20:64
root regeneration 1:74; 6:73, 224; 8:305, 325; 9:117; 10:238; 11:37; 14:288; 15:129; 17:64; 18:130;19:106, 278
root regeneration 21:35
Root regeneration of Tilia after transplanting, W.R. Witherspoon 12:165
root regrowth 23:169
root respiration 16:57; 15:253
Root response of mature live oaks in coastal South Carolina to root zone inoculations with ectomycorrhizal fungal inoculants 23:257
root restriction 19:119
root rot 17:294
root rot control 1:217
root rot of Lawson cypress 23:144
root rot, cherry 3:68
root rots 21:113
Root severance and tree performance, W.D. Hamilton 14:288
root severance, increased embolism and decreased sap flow from, 27:283
root spread 14:85; 16:23
root starch 16:182, 236
root systems 10:83
root systems at transplanting 18:124
root systems in balls 13:126
Root systems of trees, M.A. Schnelle 15:201
root temperatures 17:313
root uptake 12:89
root uptake of water 13:39
root volume 13:47
root weight 21:202, 21:251
root wounding 11:257
root zone depth 14:112
root zone inoculations 23:258
root zone temperature 20:24
Root zone temperatures and growth of holly and elm, C.A. Martin 15:272
Root:crown balance in trees, G. Watson 17:211
root:shoot ratio 1:4; 9:5, 117; 10:301; 17:64, 314
root:shoot ratio 23:49
rootballs, transplanting 21:251, 21:289
rooting hormones 7:252
rooting medium 4:120
rooting volume, soil 11:330; 17:28
rooting, surface 11:165
root-knot nematodes 16:162; 18:216, 262, 298; 19:257
root-knot nematodes 21:37
Root-knot nematodes on willows, F.S. Santamour 16:190
roots 24:308
roots and girdling wire 18:116
roots in sewers 20:329
roots, architecture development in oak, 26:235; condition after fungicide and ozone exposure, 26:65; cost of growth in street trees, 26:289; Fraxinus and Quercus spp. in urban soils, 26:30; growth periodicity in pot-in-pot maple, 26:235
roots, biomass, 25:1; growth and elevated CO2, 25:108; physiology, 25:1; severance and growth of sugar maple, 25:60
roots, damage to hardscape, 27:272; interaction with pipelines, 27:232; occurrence in municipal sewer systems, 27:342
roots, mapping system architecture, 28:2; and sidewalk cracks, 28:277
roots, sidewalk/curb breakage 11:146, 165
roots, tree 21:265
roots, trees in containers 13:294
root-sewer problems 1:53
Root-shoot ratios, R.W. Harris 18:39
ropes, climbing 19:39
Roppolo, Donald J., Jr. (and R.W. Miller), Factors predisposing urban trees to sunscald, 27:246
Ros, E. 18:331
Rosenfeld, S. 16:152, 235
Rosenfeld, S., Recruitment and retention of employees 16:45
Rosenow, J.E. 11:142
Rosenow, J.E., Tree City USA 5:249
Rosner, H. 12:168
Ross, B.B. 16:264
Rosscamp, G., Brush control in the 80's 6:327
Rossman, W.R. 14:12
Rossman, W.R., Alternative to tree trimming 12:20
Rossman, W.R., Bidding for line clearance 10:117
Rossman, W.R., Distribution line chemical application 5:183
rot 6:5, 276
rot, white and brown 21:107
Roth, D.L., 27:160
Rothenberger, R. 1:29; 2:200, 208
Rothenberger, R., A look at fast growing shade trees 3:40
Rothenberger, R., Care of plants in wooded landscapes 16:100
Rothenberger, R., Fast growing trees have faults 14:78
Rothenberger, R., Fruit trees for the landscape 1:159
Rothenberger, R., Give plants proper space 11:196
Rothenberger, R., Plant tree and shrub seeds promptly 9:60
Rothenberger, R., Planting trees and shrubs with bare roots 4:216
Rothenberger, R., Reduce drought effects 14:260
Rothenberger, R., Select plants to attract birds 12:316
Rothenberger, R., Spacing of landscape plants 14:208
Rothenberger, R., Weeping trees 13:32
Rothhammer, B.W., The A/B marital trust 10:202
rototilling 20:72
Rots and rods, R. Felix 3:187
Rottman, William H. 24:263
Rousch, J. 17:334
ROW bird population 10:13
ROW cover types 16:130
ROW maintenance 14:74; 17:38
ROW maintenance, birds 12:54, 219
ROW treatments 16:134
ROW vegetation 18:316
ROW vegetation 21:168
ROW vegetation management, R.A. Johnstone 16:186
ROW wildlife 22:100
rowan (Sorbus spp.), wind-exposure and growth, 26:255
Rowland, J.A. 12:108
Rowland, J.J. 20:282
Rowney, D.L. 19:181
Rowntree, R.A. 16:291; 19:321
Rowntree, R.A., Tree removal of atmospheric carbon dioxide 17:269
Rowntree, Rowan A. 24:62
Royal Botanical Gardens 17:21
RPAR 6:62
RPAR and 2,4,5-T, H. Warnick 5:21
Ruark, G.A. 9:300; 10:121
Ruark, G.A., Soil factors related to urban sugar maple decline 9:1
Ruark, G.A., Soil sampling under roadside trees 8:96
Rubens, J.M. 9:59
Rubens, J.M., Current urban forestry policy of U.S. governments 4:234
Rubens, J.M., Soil desalination to counteract maple decline 4:33
Rudd, B., Effects of three insecticides on bagworm 11:207
Rudie, R.J., Jr. 7:174
Rudie, R.J., Jr., Effects of tree shade on home cooling 10:320
Rue, D. 21:57
Ruel, J-C., Windthrow along electrical distribution lines 19:271
Ruffolo, S.R. 22:35
Ruizzo, Michael S. 24:54
Runck, R.C. 12:141
runoff, reduction and greenspace distribution, 25:102
Rupp, L. 23:131
Rupp, Larry 24:254
rupture, wood 19:220
Rural mechanical tree trimming, J. Seitz 12:14
Rushing, T.T. 1:67
Russian olive (Elaeagnus), 28:94
Russian olive canker 4:86
rust mite 5:13
Ryan III, H. Dennis P. 24:135
Ryan, H. Dennis P., 26:38
Ryan, H. Dennis P., 27:78
Ryan, H.D.P. 12:56; 14:55; 18:329
Ryan, H.D.P. 22:75
Ryan, H.D.P., Arboricultural accidents 14:70
Ryan, H.D.P., Arboricultural climbing techniques 19:38
Ryan, H.D.P., Arboricultural education 7:183
Ryan, H.D.P., III see Kane, Brian C.P.
Ryan, H.D.P., IPM and hazard tree liability 15:219
Ryan, H.D.P., SUNY degree in arboriculture 5:78
Ryan, H.D.P., Vegetation's impact on urban infrastructure 11:112

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