Journal of Aboriculture

Journal of Arboriculture Index (The Letter S)

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6-benzyladenine (6-BA) 10:294
sabal palmetto 21:98
sabal palms 17:32
sabal palms 21:98
Sachs, R.M. 4:58
Sachs, R.M., Chemical control of tree growth by bark painting 12:284
Sachs, R.M., Drought injury and minimum irrigation in a Mediterranean climate 19:99
Sacksteder, C.J. 5:163, 256; 8:145
saddled prominent caterpillar 4:265
Sadof, C., 27:203, 27:263
Sadof, C.S. 17:29
Sadof, Clifford S. (and D.C. Sclar), Effects of horticultural oils and foliar-applied systemic insecticides on euonymus scale in pachysandra, 26:120
Saebo, Arne (and Ø. Johnsen), Growth and morphology differ between wind-exposed families of Sorbus aucuparia (L.), 26:255
Saelim, S., 27:69
safety 2:146; 6:83, 93, 113; 9:110; 11:300, 356; 13:153, 285; 16:7
Safety and precautions around overhead wires and underground cables, R.E. Abbott 3:6
safety clothing 7:307
safety equipment 11:356
safety helmets 5:168
Safety in tree work, R.R. Herder 2:33
safety practices 7:197
safety training program 4:191; 10:135; 14:70, 145
safety, chain saw 4:124
safety, electricity 9:169
safety, pesticide 16:41
sales methods 6:269; 12:265; 18:208
sales promotion 7:326, 332; 8:26
Salesmanship, L.R. Hall 7:208
salicylic acid, systemic acquired resistance and, 27:181
saline soils 10:302
salinity tolerance, of hawthorn, 27:233
Salisbury, T. 20:202
Salix checklist, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 14:180
Salix hybrids 18:6
Salix spp. (willow), Cytospora canker, 26:326
salt 24:19
salt damage 1:14, 201; 2:209; 4:221, 231; 5:265; 6:39, 108; 7:40, 82; 8:38, 64, 220; 10:218; 11:14, 61, 203, 224; 12:212; 14:6; 16:114, 306; 20:13, 196
salt damage, in oceanfront trees, 25:205
salt spray injury 12:1; 13:225
salt stress
salt tolerance 4:37, 162
salt tolerance, evaluating oceanfront trees for, 25:205
salt use reduction 4:41
salt-induced maple decline 4:33
salt-resistant trees 11:64
sampling for IPM 17:254
sampling street trees 4:50
sampling vegetation 24:177
San Francisco trees 3:59
San Jose scale 8:188
Sanchez, Mariano, Do arborists think of the environmental impacts of fertilizers when they fertilize urban trees?, 27:286
Sanchotene, M.C.C., Aspects of preservation, maintenance and management of urban trees in Brazil 20:61
Sanders, D.P. 11:207
Sanders, P.L. 17:37
Sandfort, S. 12:140
Sandfort, S., Trees need respect, too 12:141
Sandiford, G., Consortium for Environmental Forestry Studies 14:222
Sanfelippo, R. 7:127
Sangster, M., Urban fringe forestry in Great Britain 19:51
sanitation for disease control 5:24, 69; 8:124, 129, 292; 10:250; 20:263
sanitation, DED 1:110; 7:295
Santamour, F.S. Jr. 21:37, 21:122
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Influence of root-knot nematodes on Verticillium wilt of maples 18:298
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Topically applied chemicals prove ineffective in stimulating wound compartmentalization 17:26
Santamour, F.S., 9:190, 267, 271, 304; 10:4, 21, 82; 13:203; 17:217
Santamour, F.S., Bagworms eat everything 6:291
Santamour, F.S., Betula (birch) checklist 15:170
Santamour, F.S., Biochemical verification of hybridity in weeping willow 18:6
Santamour, F.S., Boron damage in green ash 12:199
Santamour, F.S., Building walls and breaching walls 13:262
Santamour, F.S., Checklist for Liquidambar and Liriodendron 10:309
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of callery pear 9:114
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of honeylocust 9:248
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivated ginkgo 9:88
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of large-bracted dogwoods 11:29
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of linden cultivars 11:157
Santamour, F.S., Cultivars of North American ash 9:271
Santamour, F.S., Discoloration and decay following wounding 11:257
Santamour, F.S., Electrical resistance in green ash provenances 8:100
Santamour, F.S., European hornet damage to ash and birch trees 12:273
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution in Zelkova 9:190
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution of Gleditsia 3:14
Santamour, F.S., Freeman maple _ illusion and truth 19:195
Santamour, F.S., Growth, survival and sex expression in ginkgo 9:170
Santamour, F.S., Host checklist of root-knot nematodes 16:162
Santamour, F.S., Inheritance of wound compartmentalization in soft maples 5:220
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer platanoides 8:241
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer rubrum 8:110
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharinum 8:277
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharum 8:164
Santamour, F.S., Oak provenance research 6:156
Santamour, F.S., Platanus checklist 12:78
Santamour, F.S., Resistance of Himalayan elm to DED 5:110
Santamour, F.S., Rhododendrol and the birch borer 16:260
Santamour, F.S., Root hardiness of ash seedlings 5:276
Santamour, F.S., Root-knot nematodes on willows 16:190
Santamour, F.S., Salix checklist 14:180
Santamour, F.S., Succession in the urban forest 9:267
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes 18:262
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes 18:216
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes 19:257
Santamour, F.S., The selection and breeding of pest resistant trees 3:146
Santamour, F.S., Tree stress and the birch borer 16:289
Santamour, F.S., Wound compartmentalization 12:227
Santamour, F.S., Wounds and borer damage in ash 13:131
Santamour, Frank S., Jr. (memorial), 27:18
Santamour, Frank S., Jr., Differential feeding by adult Japanese beetles on foliage of birch (Betula) species and hybrids, 27:18
Santamour, Frank S., Jr., Progress in the development of borer-resistant white-barked birches, 25:151
Santamour, Jr., F.S. 23:166
sap pressure 12:100
sap, maple 13:92
sap, patterns of movement in trees, 25:325
Sapium sebiferum (tallow tree), replacement program in Florida, 25:98
Sartoretto, P.A. 5:246
satisfaction with trees 22:35
savannas 20:99
Saving trees on construction sites, S. Clark 16:8
sawflies 16:53, 92
scale injury 1:62; 8:142
scale insect control 5:165; 8:188; 9:262; 10:68; 14:222; 16:90
scale insects 21:1
Scale insects on ornamentals, P.E. Hanson 10:259
scale insects, effects of cover sprays, residual pesticides, 27:203
scale insects, holly susceptibility to Florida wax scale, 28:160(a)
scale insects, on oak 10:262
Scale insects, W.T. Johnson 8:113
Scale insects: what the arboriculturist needs to know about them, W.E. Wallner 4:97
scale, euonymus 16:239
Scandinavian tree care 8:67; 14:3
Scandinavian use of trees 15:253
Scanlon, E.H. 3:33
Scaphoideus luteolus 2:108
Schabel, H.G. 9:200
Schabel, H.G., Urban forestry in Germany 6:281
Schafer, B.L. 3:108
Schaffer, E., Reducing chemical toxicity to pesticide applicators 10:133
Schaffer, G.L., Save time and increase profits 1:119
Scharf, R.F. 1:47
Scheduling woody plant disease management, G.W. Moorman 11:22
Schepers, B.E., Landscape design and maintenance 5:45
Schlegel, A.J. 18:49
Schmid, J.A. 2:67
Schmid, J.M. 3:145
Schmitthenner, A.F. 1:180, 217
Schnelle, M.A. 14:54; 15:252
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of cold storage and dormant pruning on growth of crabapple 18:136
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of pruning and bark ringing on carbohydrates in crabapple 18:192
Schnelle, M.A., Root systems of trees 15:201
Schnipke, V.M. 14:53; 20:156
Schoeneweiss, D.F. 2:39; 9:127; 16:11
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Infectious diseases associated with water and freezing stress 7:13
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Prevention and treatment of construction damage 8:169
Schoeneweiss, D.F., The influence of stress on diseases of nursery and landscape plants 4:217
Schoon, K.J., Midwest urban tree index 19:230
Schreader, W.R. 3:68
Schreiber, L.R. 19:7; 20:289
Schroeder, H.W. 22:35
Schroeder, H.W. 23:239
Schroeder, H.W. 9:199; 15:247; 17:276
Schroeder, H.W., Esthetic contribution of trees to streets in Ohio 9:237
Schroeder, H.W., Perceptions of urban forest users 16:58
Schroeder, H.W., Preferred features in parks 8:318
Schroeder, H.W., Public attitudes toward municipal forestry 11:18
Schroeder, H.W., Tree density in parks 11:272
Schroeder, H.W., Utility perspective of the urban forest 15:292
Schroeder, J.G. 16:243
Schroeder, K., 26:270
Schroeder, W.R., Genetic improvement for prairie tree plantings 20:46
Schroth, M.H. 3:68
Schuder, D.L. 2:140; 5:255; 9:192
Schuder, D.L., Insecticide inventory 2:236
Schuler, M.D. 10:13; 12:219
Schulte, J.R., Fertilizers and tree establishment 1:192
Schultz, P.B. 17:298, 332
Schultz, P.B., Monitoring parasites of the oak lecanium 11:182
Schutzki, R.E. 22:187
Schwager, S. 18:171
Schwalbe, C. 13:209
Schwarz, C.F., Street tree maintenance 13:257
Sciadopitys verticillata 3:91
Science and technology of tree injection, R.J. Stipes 14:165
scientific concepts, communication to arborists, educators, 25:179
Sclar, D.C. 21:181
Sclar, D.C., 26:120, 26:225
Scolytus multistratus beetles 24:322
Scolytus multistriatus 6:137, 245, 275; 8:124, 129, 292; 13:102, 164
Scope and limitations of carbendazim_H2PO4 injections in Dutch elm disease control, E.S. Kondo 4:81
scorch, bacterial 21:77
scorch, leaf 2:197; 4:190; 12:38; 20:18
Scortichini, M., Bacterial species in relation to tree decline 17:246
Scott, Jessie L. (and D.R. Betters), Economic analysis of urban tree replacement decisions, 26:69
Scott, Klaus I. (and J.R. Simpson and E.G. McPherson), Effects of tree cover on parking lot microclimate and vehicle emissions, 25:129
Scott, Klaus I. 24:224
Scott, Mark, 25:9
Scott, N.J. 4:42
Scott, S.R. 16:225
scouting for insects 10:1, 65
scouting IPM 10:251; 12:265; 17:10
screening 3:205
Screening and landscape ordinance, J. Morell 9:129
screening, dogwood anthracnose 22:84
seacoast vegetation 21:306
Search for disease-resistant trees, M.C. Shurtleff 6:238
Search for new kinds of elms, G.H. Ware 6:233
Seasonal detection of Dutch elm disease symptoms, W.N. Cannon 11:233
Seasonal effects on transplantability of oak, ash, hazelnut and lilac, J.R. Harris 20:310
Seasonal variation of root regeneration of transplanted trees, G.W. Watson 8:305
Seattle City Light 14:298
Seattle tree replacement, B. Barnes 17:98
secondary organisms 11:66, 99
Secrest Arboretum 3:72
seed dormancy 10:283
seed dormancy, breaking 18:329
seed propagarion 20:46
seed source evaluation 13:139
seed sources, Ailanthus 11:336
seeding in ROW 5:116
seedling propagation 8:323
seedlings, micronutrient fertilization, 27:106; transfer of nutrients via mycorrhizae, 27:47
seedlings, treeshelters and, 25:69
Seila, A.F., Estimating costs of trees 8:182
Seiler, J.R. 23:89, 23:169
Seiler, J.R., Technique of determing tree crown growth 18:325
Seitz, J., Rural mechanical tree trimming 12:14
Select plants to attract birds, R. Rothenberger 12:316
Select the proper plant, T.D. Sydnor 8:193
Selecting trees for cold climates, H. Pellett 20:28
Selecting trees for urban plantings, H.D. Gerhold 8:145
Selection and breeding of pest-resistant landscape trees, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 3:146
selection and evaluation of trees for California 1:215
selection and evaluation of trees for salt damage 1:15
selection, air pollution tolerance 7:99
selection, ash 22:113
selection, birch 7:307
selection, elm 21:284
selection, elm 6:197
selection, ice storm damage 21:160
selection, tolerance of landfill gas 7:50
selection, tree 1:140, 149, 160, 180, 213; 2:149, 208, 221; 3:40, 59, 72, 79, 88, 90, 118, 163; 5:64, 156, 166, 169, 251, 261; 6:92, 240; 7:56, 57, 80, 89, 127, 133, 157, 187, 224, 313; 8:40, 168, 185, 189, 224, 232, 258; 10:9, 109, 151, 165, 197, 221, 232, 236, 288; 11:47, 96, 130, 209, 220, 225, 237, 249, 263; 12:68, 72; 14:13, 60, 121, 283; 16:73, 76, 101, 143, 243, 314, 317,307; 17:332; 18:252; 19:12, 195, 230, 238, 250, 344; 20:98, 114, 130, 150, 156, 165, 259
selection, tree 21:118, 21:122
selection, tree 22:51, 22:78, 22:155, 22:161, 22:180
selection, tree, for containers 13:297
selection, tree, fruitless 12:293
selection, tree, Hong Kong 12:257
selection, tree, oaks 12:302
selection, tree, Texas 13:167
selection, trees and shrubs 7:5, 299
selection, urban stress 7:127, 217
Selections of trees for tolerance to salt injury, M.A. Dirr 2:209
selections sensitive to light 1:184
selective clearing 11:42
Selective clearing of transmission lines, W.J. Neidig 5:91
self-compatibility in controlled pollinations of hemlock, 28:200
self-esteem 21:277
Seliskar, C.E. 2:6
Sellers, P. 21:69
selling arborist services 18:208
selling PHC 18:45
selling the business 10:93
Semel, M. 12:107
semiochemicals 22:68
Semonin, R.G., Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture 4:128
senescence 14:33
Senft, J.F. 18:331; 19:220
Sensitivity of pine species to ozone, A.M. Townsend 8:186
Sensitivity of red maple cultivars to acute and chronic exposures of ozone 22:264
Septoria leafspot on dogwoods, D. Neely 15:263
Septoria, dogwood 14:159
serviceberry (Amelanchier spp.), carbon storage in, 27:57
serviceberry (Amelanchier), tested as street tree, 25:189
services, municipal arboriculture 11:19
Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture, R.G. Semonin 4:128
Severity and causes of ash decline, C.R. Hibben 4:217
Sevin: a controversial insecticide, W.K. Hock 8:47
sewer systems, tree roots in, 27:342
sewer systems, tree roots in, 28:160(a)
sewer-root problems 1:53; 20:329
Sex pheromone traps: a breakthrough in controlling borers of ornamental trees and shrubs, D.G. Nielsen 4:181
sex pheromones 8:52
sexual sterility 24:263
shade 22:10
shade acclimation 19:266
shade cooling effects 10:320
shade density 22:234
shade effect on trees 19:303, 339
shade effects on people 16:158
shade for bus stops 17:233
shade ordinance for parking lots, 28:160(a)
shade patterns 16:169
shade preference, on Brazilian beach sidewalk, 25:85
shade tolerance 21:145
shade tree benefits 3:176
shade tree commissions 9:237; 12:177
shade tree entomology 1:61
shade tree evaluation (see valuation)
Shade tree leaf scorch, R. Hammerschlag 12:38
Shade tree species selection, D. Chapman 7:313
Shade trees and carpenter ants, H.G. Fowler 8:281
Shade trees_the friend of the poor and the city dweller, F.W. Holmes 3:176
shade, computer modeling 11:3
shade, energy 12:114
Shade, media and fertility influence on Taxus, H. Khatamian 8:247
shade, spruce 15:158
Shading effects of deciduous trees, R.J. Youngberg 9:295
shading stress 11:98
Shafer, E.L., Urban forestry scope and complexity 5:206
Shagott, D.M., Improve your safety program 11:356
Shaheen, S.B. 17:325, 328
shallow pit injection 14:237
Shank, B.F. 5:120; 6:12; 7:52; 9:87
Shao, G., 27:263
Sharon, M.E., Evaluating trees for hazard 13:285
Sharpe, William E. (and B.R. Swistock, K.A. Mecum and M.C. Demchik), Greenhouse and field growth of northern red oak seedlings inside different types of treeshelters, 25:249
Shaw, D.A. 19:99
Shaw, D.C. 8:18
Shaw, D.C., Moving large trees 6:51
Shaw, D.C., Pesticides--play it safe 2:59
Shaw's Garden 3:89
shear strength 21:110
Shear, T. 17:217
Shelstad, D., Spread of oak wilt using GIS system 17:192
Shelters affect tree seedling establishment under grass competition 23:131
Shepitka, J.S. 14:52
Sheppard, Lorraine A. 24:263
Sherald, J.L. 3:30; 11:54; 12:38
Sherald, J.L., Bacterial leaf scorch of landscape trees caused by Xylella fastidiosa 18:57
Sherald, J.L., Dutch elm disease therapy 6:287
Sherald, J.L., Incidence and development of bacterial leaf scorch of elm 20:18
Sherald, James L., 25:235
Sheriffs, C.N. see Percival, Glynn C.
Sherley, D. 10:264
Sherman, J.F. 10:265
Sherwood, S.C., Benefit:cost analysis of municipal DED control programs 7:291
Shetlar, D.J., Urban pest control with IPM 7:70
Shigo branch pruning 14:151, 261
Shigo, A.L. 1:150; 2:40, 157; 9:87, 140; 10:159; 11:111, 137, 197; 13:97; 14:57; 17:217
Shigo, A.L., "New" ideas in tree care 3:1
Shigo, A.L., Anatomy of infected elms 6:96
Shigo, A.L., Beech bark disease 2:21
Shigo, A.L., Branches 6:300
Shigo, A.L., Cabling and bracing 6:5
Shigo, A.L., Communication between researcher and arborist 2:206
Shigo, A.L., Compartmentalization of discolored and decayed wood associated with injection-type wounds on hybrid poplar 3:114
Shigo, A.L., Discolored and decayed wood associated with injection wounds in elm 3:230
Shigo, A.L., New ideas in tree care 1:234
Shigo, A.L., Proper tree care 9:285
Shigo, A.L., Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections 3:213
Shigo, A.L., Tree health 8:311
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings 9:317
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings on red maple and American elm: effectiveness after five years 3:8
Shigometer 22:218, 22:249
Shigometer 24:298
shigometer 3:22, 83, 214; 4:201; 5:66, 230; 6:5; 8:100; 9:262, 285; 12:108; 15:185; 18:1
Shigometer as predictor of bronze birch borer risk, J.J. Ball 10:327
shigometer, diagnosis of woody support organs, 26:334
shoestring root rot 2:161
shoot growth 18:39, 325
shoot moth 10:94
shoot pests 21:8
shoot regeneration 17:35
Shoot responses to root stress, D.S. Neuman 19:118
shoots, growth in street trees on skeletal soils, 28:106; growth on trees in sidewalks, 28:207(a)
shoots, growth periodicity in pot-in-pot maple, 26:235
Short and long-term effects of treeshelters on the root and stem growth of ornamental trees 23:49
Short history of urban forestry in Europe 23:31
Shortle, W.C. 3:114; 9:317; 11:137
Shortle, W.C., Detection of decay in trees 5:226
Shortle, W.C., New look at tree care 5:281
Should urban forestry be defined?, B. Hudson 11:24
Shoup, S.C. 11:181
Shoup, S.C., Interactions of trees and ground covers 7:186
Shoup, S.C., Pruning and fertilizer effects on tree establishment 7:155
Shrewsbury, P., 27:203,27:222
Shriver, J.R., Distribution line tree-caused disturbances 5:191
Shriver, J.R., Firm price bidding 14:43
shrub diseases 2:118; 16:189
shrub injury by salt 1:16
shrub insects 2:84
shrubs, effect of wastewater on growth, 27:341; effects of climate change on, 27:285
Shumack R.L. 22:201
Shurtleff, M.C. 1:180, 191; 2:80, 132; 4:207, 215; 5:176, 261; 6:19, 41, 56, 66, 92, 203; 7:18; 13:92, 130
Shurtleff, M.C. 16:41, 189, 220
Shurtleff, M.C. 23:168
Shurtleff, M.C., Fungicide inventory and disease control spray programs for woody ornamentals 3:41
Shurtleff, M.C., Search for disease-resistant trees 6:238
Siberian elms 6:175
Sibert DDD-200 24:297
Sibley, J.L. 21:132, 21:136
Sibley, J.L. 23:100
Sibley, J.L. see Williams, J.D.; Wilson, Barrett C.
Sibley, Jeff L., 25:200
sidewalk and curb damage 9:177
Sidewalk and fertilizer effects on zelkova and mulberry, J.A. Wagar 8:267
sidewalk breakage 11:146, 165; 12:96, 147; 13:85, 92; 14:52; 17:331; 19:332
sidewalk damage 21:202, 21:251
sidewalk damage 22:151, 22:193
Sidewalk effects on soil moisture and temperature, J.A. Wagar 20:237
sidewalk trees 4:14; 13:10; 18:189
sidewalks, assessing canopy cover, 28:270; effect on root, shoot growth, 28:207(a); relationship of roots and cracks, 28:277; root growth beneath, 28:283
sidewalks, cost of damage from street trees, 26:289; damage reduction with root barriers, 26:213, interaction with soils, trees, 26:20
sidewalks, damage from trees, 25:1
siduron 1:68
Siebenthaler, J. 9:47
Siebenthaler, J., What's a plant worth? 10:87
Siegendorf, L., Hurricane tree care 10:217
Sievert, R.C., Jr. 9:74; 12:177
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Public awareness of urban forestry 14:48
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in Ohio 6:111
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in the midwest 8:136
Sievert, Ralph C., Evaluating tree risk in the urban environment, 27:103
silkworm 11:361
Silvatest 24:299
silver maple injection 18:69
Silverborg, B.B. 4:274
silvex (see 2,4,5-T) 1:68
simazine 1:201
Simini, M., Response of maples to salt spray 12:1
Simmons, C., Crew evaluation 3:57
Simmons, G.A. 6:309; 9:199; 10:327, 330
Simone, G.W. 3:41
Simonne, E.H. see Wilson, Barrett C.
Simonson, R.W., Soils and their profiles 12:206
Simpson, B.J., Oaks of Texas 12:302
Simpson, J.R. 22:10
Simpson, James R. 24:201, 24:224, 24:235
Simpson, James R., 25:129, 25:239
Simpson, P. 20:190
Simpson, P. 22:117
Simpson, S.B., Texas Chapter proposed certification 11:143
Sinclair, W.A., Kinetin ineffective in therapy of ash yellows 18:278
Sinclair, W.A., Latin names of pathogens 13:274
Sinclair, W.A., Mycoplasmalike organisms as causes of slow growth and decline of trees 20:176
Sinclair, W.A., Phloem necrosis of elms 2:106
Sinclair, W.A., Tree declines 14:29
Sinclair, W.A., Wood characteristics related to injectability 7:6
Sing, V. 5:168
sintered fly-ash 20:14
Siphoninus phillyreae 23:65
Sisinni, S.M. 21:156
Sisinni, S.M. see Luley, Christopher J.; Nowak, David J.
site analysis 17:333
site characterization 22:146, 22:187
site modification 18:85
site plan reviews 3:192; 20:56
site requirements 8:150; 10:5; 11:284; 13:90
site selection 20:171
site selection, tree 22:145
Sivyer, D. 23:250
Skelding, M. 10:94
Skiera, R.W., 13:85
Skiera, R.W., What should be the role of government in municipal arboriculture? 4:140
Skinner, D. 14:233
Skinner, R.W., Marketing tree care 13:159
Skirvin, R.M. 4:113; 6:278
slash disposal 11:118
Slide shows to promote sales, G.B. Frank 7:332
slime flux 6:247
Slo-Grow 12:292
small business assistance 13:135
Small, G.D., Neighborhood tree nursery 4:258
Smalley, T.J. 21:247
Smiley, E. Thomas (and A. Key and C. Greco), Root barriers and windthrow potential, 26:213
Smiley, E. Thomas (and C.M. Greco and J.G. Williams), Brace rods for codominant stems: Installation location and breaking strength, 26:170
Smiley, E. Thomas 24:245
Smiley, E. Thomas, Terravent™: Soil fracture patterns and impact on bulk density, 27:326
Smiley, E. Thomas, Why fertilize trees in the urban landscape?, 26:231
Smiley, E.T. 12:241; 16:209, 305, 307, 308; 17:256; 18:332
Smiley, E.T. 23:113
Smiley, E.T., Determining strength loss from decay 18:201
Smiley, E.T., Maple disease in Michigan 12:126
Smiley, E.T., Soil aeration equipment 16:118
Smiley, E.T., Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple 12:169
Smiley, E.T., Street tree inventories 14:36
Smiley, E.T., Trunk injected and soil applied macronutrients 17:322
Smirnoff, W.A., Protection of urban forests through the use of insect diseases 4:69
Smit, B. 16:235
Smith, A.M., Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings 18:165
Smith, D. 15:176
Smith, E.M. 1:74, 77, 175; 2:16, 66, 120; 5:200; 6: 209; 7:42, 63; 8:163; 9:11
Smith, E.M., Eastern white pine iron deficiency 3:129
Smith, E.M., Fertilizing trees and shrubs in the landscape 4:157
Smith, E.M., Manganese deficiency in red maple 3:87
Smith, E.M., Stress from salts and herbicides 1:201
Smith, E.M., Systemic nutrient treatments 14:240
Smith, E.M., The flowering crabapple 7:89
Smith, E.M., Weed control in the landscape 5:51
Smith, G.C., Response of honeylocust cultivars to air pollution stress 10:289
Smith, G.E. 11:316
Smith, G.R. 17:8
Smith, K.T., Wounding and compartmentalization 14:226
Smith, Karen D. (and P.B. May and G.M. Moore), The influence of compaction and soil strength on the establishment of four Australian landscape trees, 27:1
Smith, Karen D. (and P.B. May and G.M. Moore), The influence of waterlogging on the establishment of four Australian landscape trees, 27:49
Smith, L.D., Major nutrient influence on Verticillium dahliae infections of maple 9:277
Smith, L.D., Verticillium wilt of trees 5:193
Smith, M.A.L., Marketing the arborist's expertise 13:113
Smith, P.D. 5:72
Smith, R.C. 3:220; 6:41, 66
Smith, R.F. 4:183
Smith, T. 21:296
Smith, T. 5:120; 11:316
Smith, T.D., Arboriculture in the 1980's 7:83
Smith, T.K., Line clearance needs 10:205
Smith-Fiola, D.C. 16:307
smog 11:115
snow, mechanistic model for damage due to, 26:286
soap 22:87
soap, insecticidal 2:5; 6:73; 14:285; 15:257; 16:82, 173; 17:208
Social and educational benefits of a community shade tree program: A replication 21:260
social assessment, resident preferences for street trees, 28:161
Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting, R. Sommer 20:170
social benefits, tree 20:323
social change 16:217
social effects of trees 3:65; 8:258; 10:222
Society of American Foresters 4:43
socioeconomic background 24:316
Sociology for urban tree plantings, R.G. Ames 6:120
sodic soils 16:115
sodium chloride (NaCl). deicing and soil solution chemistry, 26:238
sodium chloride 24:19
sodium chloride effects 4:35, 162; 5:25, 265; 9:168; 12:1, 31; 13:225
sodium contamination 9:3, 11
soft scales 4:98
soil 23:233
soil acidification 10:122
soil aeration 3:222; 9:125; 10:121; 13:39; 15:253, 254; 16:307; 17:333; 18:332; 19:281, 289; 20:11
Soil aeration equipment, E.T. Smiley 16:118
Soil aeration status around healthy and declining oaks, J.D. MacDonald 19:209
Soil aeration, flooding and tree growth, T.T. Kozlowski 11:85
soil aeration, with Terravent™, 27:326
soil alkalinity 16:35
soil amendments 2:4; 5:167, 217
soil amendments 21:247
Soil amendments and tree establishment, J.R. Schulte 1:192
soil analysis 12:6
soil analysis 21:17
Soil and growth improvement from subsoil cultivation, K. Rolf 17:200
Soil and tree resource inventories, P.D. Kelsey 14:243
soil bulk densities 23:211
soil bulk density 8:88; 16:119; 17:201; 19:358; 20:160
soil characteristics 1:175; 8:98; 9:124; 14:23, 114
soil compaction 21:187
soil compaction 23:155, 23:181, 23:207
soil compaction 8:170, 209; 9:1, 175; 10:121; 13:17; 16:55, 118; 17:200; 18:235; 20:9, 160, 205
Soil compaction on heavily used sites, P.J. Craul 20:69
soil compaction, influence on tree establishment, 27:1; quantification of, 27:109, treating with Terravent™, 27:326
Soil compaction_effects on urban vegetation, J.C. Patterson 3:161
soil contamination 2:209
Soil desalination to counteract maple decline, J.M. Rubens 4:33
soil drainage 8:270
Soil drainage for trees, K.D. Meyer 9:214
soil drench 20:38
soil erosion 5:116
soil evaluation 15:254
Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple, E.T. Smiley 12:169
Soil factors related to urban sugar maple decline, G.A. Ruark 9:1
soil fertility 18:39
soil fertility 22:147
soil fills 4:187
soil fungi 6:213
Soil in street tree planters, P. Kelsey 16:113
soil injection 16:40
soil injection 22:211
soil injection 23:258
soil injection 24:54, 24:344
soil injection TGRs 22:61
soil inoculation 22:29, 22:122
soil load-bearing capacity 21:187
soil modification 18:86
soil moisture 21:225
soil moisture 6:315; 9:8; 12:306; 14:288, 293; 16:266; 19:103
Soil moisture and absorption of water, T.T. Kozlowski 13:39
soil moisture and temperature 9:300
soil moisture tension 19:358
soil moisture, root growth 14:200
soil nutrients 9:1, 126; 16:115
soil oxygen 21:225
soil oxygen diffusion 17:243
soil oxygen, concentration under cracked, uncracked sidewalks, 28:277
soil pH 2:198; 9:127; 14:248; 17:335
soil pH 23:191
Soil physical effects of pneumatic subsoil loosening, K. Rolf 18:235
soil physics and chemistry 3:161
soil pollution 3:70
soil porosity 17:201
soil replacement 22:167
soil replacement, long-term results around oak, 28:229
Soil residues of foliar herbicides on utility ROW's, K.H. Deubert 12:269
soil salt content 20:199
Soil sampling under roadside trees, G.A. Ruark 8:96
soil shrinkage 21:91
soil sock containers 19:383
Soil sock containers 21:265
soil sterilants 1:70
soil strength 22:255
soil stress 9:6
soil structure 4:6, 175
soil surveys 3:164
soil temperature 21:225
soil temperature 3:223; 9:8; 13:43; 16:266
soil temperature, container 14:293
Soil temperatures and their impact on tree growth, W.R. Graves 20:24
soil testing 4:159; 5:172; 7:11
soil texture 9:1, 124, 177, 215; 13:41
Soil texture and moisture availability impacts on the efficacy of soil-applied Paclobutrazol 23:89
soil treatment, chlorosis 2:130
soil type 14:23, 114; 19:281
soil volume 17:57
soil volume, planter 21:271
Soil volumes needed for street and container trees, P. Lindsey 17:141
soil water 4:184
soil water deficits 7:300; 16:203
soil water relations 23:250
soil water, NaCl from road deicing, 26:238
soil, amendments and growth of maple and hawthorn, 25:60; compaction and tree growth on a college campus, 25:211; nutrients and leaf nutrients in pecan, 25:81; nutrients and mulch decomposition, 25:88; properties and horticultural mulches, 25:163
soil, evaluating compaction of, 26:60, 26:126; interaction with sidewalks, 26:20; urban tree root growth in, 26:30
soil, N and P fluxes in planter, 28:111(a); street tree growth on skeletal, 28:106
soil, planting hole 21:213
soil, planting site 6:160
soil, salt effect 4:34
soil-root disturbances 8:60
Soils and their profiles, R.W. Simonson 12:206
soils, clay 10:108
soils, urban 11:330
solar access 11:1, 12
solar access 22:10
solar radiation 3:202; 11:6; 12:114; 13:14; 20:24
SOLEST simulation model 11:4
solid waste as a peat replacement 18:329
Solving iron chlorosis, C.E. Whitcomb 12:44
somaclonal variation 19:86
Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections, A.L. Shigo 3:213
Sommer, B.A. 15:243
Sommer, R. 21:260
Sommer, R. 22:155
Sommer, R., 18:330
Sommer, R., Agreement among arborists, gardeners and landscape architects in rating street trees 18:252
Sommer, R., Comparison of four methods of tree assessment 19:27
Sommer, R., Resident involvement in tree planting: comparison with developer-planted trees 20:323
Sommer, R., Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting 20:170
Sommer, R., Street tree attributes 15:243
Sommer, R., Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders 18:189
Sommer, Robert, The dendro-psychoses of J.O. Quantz, 27:40
sonic detectors 24:297
sooty black mold 23:66
sooty mold 2:132; 14:209
Sophora japonica, new name 23:166
Sorbus spp. (rowan), wind-exposure and growth, 26:255
Sorensen, R.W., Computerized ROW vegetation management 2:101
sorption of injected fungicides 14:167
Souch, C. 19:303
Souch, C.A., Effect of trees on summertime below canopy climates 19:303
sound barriers 9:64
sound speed in wood 19:374
sound, vegetation effects 9:64; 10:45
southeastern USA trees 21:118
Southern pine bark beetles, R.S. Scott 13:145
southern pine beetle control 10:279
southern red mite 5:10
Soviet trees 7:211; 8:40
space for trees 19:321
Space, R.T., Fringe benefits 10:188
space-conditioning energy use 24:201
Spacing of landscape plants, R. Rothenberger 14:208
Spangler, P.E., Line clearance and forestry committee 14:278
Sparks, B. 17:112
spatial distribution 7:36; 11:196; 16:207
Spear, R. 15:256
species adaptation 19:344
species and cultivar selection 8:145, 178, 224
species composition 24:65
species determination 1:30
species diversity 18:91; 19:201
species diversity 23:139
species diversity 24:179
species diversity, tree 22:180
species evaluation, wind 22:45
species profile 16:101
species profiles 22:51
species selection 18:180
species selection 23:137
species selection 24:333
specification writing 2:205; 6:24; 9:110; 13:46; 16:21
Specifications and landscaping of utility installations, W.H. Denno 3:9
Specifications for construction around trees, L.S. Mayne 8:289
specifications of ordinances 3:193
specifications, bid 14:46
specifications, line clearance 11:118
specifications, tree planting 14:92
specifications, tree services 13:18
specimen trees 22:274
Speiser, C.E., A New York City safety program 4:191
Spencer, D.A., ROW corridors 1:173
Sperry, Chad E. (and W.R. Chaney), Tree growth regulator effect on phototropism--Its implications for utility forestry, 25:43
Sperry, Chad E. (and W.R. Chaney, G. Shao and C.S. Sadof), Effects of tree density, tree species diversity, and percentage of hardscape on three insect pests of honeylocust, 27:263
sphaeropsis canker 23:73
Sphaeropsis sapinea 23:73
Spider mites and other acarina on trees and shrubs, J.A. Weidhaas, Jr. 5:9
spider mites on ornamental nursery plants, 28:159(a)
spider mites, on honeylocust, 27:263
Spierenburg, D. 16:281
spill regulations 4:239
Spomer, L.A. 5:129
Spomer, L.A., Container soil water relations 6:315
Sporonema platani, on plane trees, 26:246
spray adjuvants 3:100
Spray adjuvants are management tools, T.E. Whitmore 9:301
Spray adjuvants, T.E. Whitmore 12:57
spray application 9:301; 11:349; 12:57, 83, 204
spray calendar 9:53; 16:41; 17:157
spray equipment 6:249, 321; 17:139
spray mixtures, alkaline water 12:202
Spray oils as insecticides, W.T. Johnson 6:169
sprayer components 4:23
spraying horticultural oil 13:121
spraying ROW's 16:186
spraying, tree 3:143; 5:264; 6:19, 42, 56, 73, 203; 18:205
sprays, drift control 4:13; 7:221; 12:61
Spread of oak wilt using GIS system, D. Shelstad 17:192
spreader-stickers 9:301; 12:57
spring planting, balled-and-burlapped versus bare-root transplant success, 26:298
spring versus fall planting 17:189
sprout regrowth control 4:7; 6:60; 7:141; 9:217; 10:323; 12:233; 18:302
spruce (Picea spp.), basic biomechanics of, 27:343
spruce beetles 3:145
spruce breeding and selection 8:15
spruce canker 7:113; 9:127; 20:215
spruce diseases 1:43
spruce needle miner 2:44
spruce root pruning 13:126
spruce spider mite 1:206; 5:10; 16:83
spruce yellowing 21:113
spruce, Cytospora canker 5:81
spruce, shade effects 15:158
stabilizing soil 23:131
Stabler, Linda B. (and C.A. Martin and J.C. Stutz), Effect of urban expansion on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal mediation of landscape tree growth, 27:193
Stack, R.W. 5:163
Stack, R.W. see Jackson, Marcus B.
Stack, R.W., Healing of injection wounds in elm 11:45
Stack, R.W., Injectability of American elm 14:195
Staffing for the `90's, J. Hendricksen 16:322
Staive, D.K. 12:112
stakes, effect on growth of trees, 25:319
staking and guying 6:41; 11:74; 15:282; 16:128
staking trees 4:16; 5:167; 10:6; 11:74; 12:198; 15:282; 17:140
Stal, O. 20:329
Stallion 75 injector 14:94
Stamen, T. 16:55
standard metric measurements 2:186
Standard Tree Evaluation Method (STEM), 28:11
standards, tree maintenance 3:6, 101; 4:144; 16:21; 18:273
Stanton, B.J. 11:185
starch depletion 13:264
Starkey, D.G., Trees and mental health 5:153
State regulation of arboriculture, G.B. Gilmore 16:20
Statistical method for the accurate and rapid sampling of tree populations, R, Jaenson 18:171
Steel rod assessment of aeration in urban soils, S.J. Hodge 19:281
steel rods 19:358
Stefani, M. 21:88
Steffen, J. 12:284
Stein, J.D. 3:36
Steiner, K.C. 5:164
Steinernema feltiae 12:150
Steinhauer, J.R., Arthropod pests on juniper 1:205
Stelford, M.W. 23:191
stem breakage 22:46
Stem decay in Central Park, R.L. Tate 10:307
Stem decay in street and park trees, R.L. Tate 12:73
stem diseases 13:92
stem injury 13:93, 97
stem injury 23:161
stem problems 4:55
stems, codominant, brace rods for, 26:170
Stephan, B.J. 5:164
Stephanitis pyrioides 21:63
Stephen, B. 16:307
Stephen, B. 23:144
Sternberg, G. 17:106
Sterner, T.E. 2:216; 3:130
Stevens, C.H. 17:325, 328
Stevens, G. 1:160
Stevens, J.C. see Nowak, David J.
Steward, V. Bruce 24:54, 24:344
Steward, V.B., Control of hemlock woolly adelgid using soil injections 20:287
stickers 12:57
Sticklen, M.B. 17:34
sticky traps 21:69
Stidham, T.M. 20:18
Stienmaus, S. 23:211
Stiffler, R.J. 2:40
Still, D.T. 23:116
Still, S.M. 5:268
Stimulating oak root regeneration with auxin sprays, G.P. Lumis 8:325
Stinemetz, C.L., Gibberellic and abscisic acid content of ash seeds 10:283
Stipes, R.J. 12:155; 14:109; 15:153; 16:137; 17:217
Stipes, R.J., The science and technology of tree injection 14:165
Stirling, G.R. 5:182
Stobbe, Horst (and D. Dujesiefken and K. Schröder), Tree crown stabilization with the double-belt system Osnabrück, 26:270
Stobbe, Horst, 25:113
Stokes, Alexia (and T. Fourcaud, J. Hruska, J. Cermak, N. Nadyezdhina, V. Nadyezdhina and L. Praus), An evaluation of different methods to investigate root system architecture of urban trees in situ: I. Ground-penetrating radar, 28:2
stomatal characteristics 1:86, 106; 8:77; 10:313; 11:103; 13:99, 155; 19:1, 266
stomatal conductance 22:187
stomatal conductance 24:254
Stoner, M.F. 15:280
stone-soil system 22:255
Stookey, J.S. 23:94
storage of trees 2:135, 216; 18:136
Storage temperature and duration effects on bareroot trees, J.M. Englert 19:106
Storing water in soil in arid climates, J.A. Wagar 12:305
storm damage 4:30; 13:46; 19:187
Storm restoration management, D.S. Page 16:5
Storm, S. 5:48
storm-damaged trees 21:156
Storm-resisting features of trees 22:92
Straka, T.J. 23:173
Straley, G.B., Asian trees for American gardens 19:250
Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings, A.M. Smith 18:165
stratification 19:113
Strauss, Steven H. 24:263
street tree assessment 4:52
Street tree assessment by a survey sampling procedure, F.A. Valentine 4:49
Street tree attributes, R. Sommer 15:243
Street tree decline and construction damage, R.J. Hauer 20:94
Street tree diameters and pruning and wastewood management costs, P.L. Churack 20:231
street tree diversity 19:344
Street tree diversity and size in California 22:180
Street tree growth and mortality, D.J. Nowak 16:124
Street tree inventories, E.T. Smiley 14:36
street tree inventory (see inventory, tree)
Street tree inventory in Mexico City, A. Chacalo 20:222
Street tree inventory using a geographic information system 22:19
Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders, Sommer R. 18:189
Street tree maintenance, C.F. Schwarz 13:257
street tree management 16:73
street tree management costs 18:329
street tree numbers 16:69
Street tree performance tests of crabapple cultivars: initial results, H.D. Gerhold 20:87
street tree plan 5:181
street tree planters (see planters, tree)
street tree planting 2:184, 195, 218; 11:146; 20:323
street tree problems 1:52
Street tree species for Iowa, P.H. Wray 11:249
Street tree trends in Kansas, R.L. Davis 19:201
Street trees and road salt in Denmark, N. Hvass 11:61
Street trees and the law, M.J. Heydt 14:20
Street trees in Hong Kong, C.Y. Jim 12:257
Street trees in southern Ontario, J.R. Pickering 8:189
street trees, Anoplophora glabripennis infestation, 27:230; coastal southern California, 27:169; demand for maintenance, 27:277; predicting dimensions, leaf area of, 27:169; predicting growth of, 27:306
street trees, assessing and managing biodiversity of, 25:124; benefit-cost analysis of Modesto’s, 25:235; growth, site conditions and maintenance in Argentina, 25:284; inventory in Portland, OR, 25:9; root barriers and, 25:1; serviceberry tested as, 25:189; size and growth space in Hong Kong, 25:60; tree lilac tested as, 25:185; see also urban trees
street trees, assessing canopy cover, 28:270; pruning, 28:137; relationship of roots and sidewalk cracks, 28:277; resident preference in Melbourne, 28:161; root growth beneath sidewalks, 28:283; simulating maintenance operation, 28:131
street trees, growth and damage to hardscape, 26:289
strength loss 18:201
strength loss, formulae to assess, 27:78
strength of wood 21:83, 21:105
Strength properties of wood related to injection of growth regulators, T.A. Wasniewski 19:220
Streptomyces avermitilis (abamectin), for control of hawthorn lace bug, 25:38
stress and cankers 16:11
Stress in eastern white pine, M.J. Weaver 16:137
Stress management for trees, T.A. Tattar 9:25
stress on trees 17:149, 175
stress tolerant plants 17:137; 20:114
Stress tolerant trees for the southern great plains, J.C. Pair 20:130
stress, drought 4:93; 7:13, 113
stress, environmental 2:39, 159, 209, 228; 3:58, 70, 74, 75, 161; 4:200, 217, 226, 274; 5:39, 75, 159; 11:66, 97, 129, 185, 203, 230, 354; 13:92; 14:31, 109
stress, freezing 7:13, 144
stress, high temperature 17:313
stress, insect damage 16:241, 289
stress, light 21:65
stress, moisture 19:103
stress, predispose to borer attack 9:149
stress, root 14:288; 19:118
stress, salt 4:34
stress, salts and herbicides 1:14, 201
stress, soil 17:333
stress, temperature 11:104
stress, transplanting 11:37
stress, tree, mechanical 21:83, 21:302
stress, urban 21:7
stress, water 1:1, 57, 60; 13:33; 16:203; 18:165
stress, wind 22:44
stresses, tree growth on college campuses and, 25:211
Stringer, J.W. 20:141
striped maple worm 4:265
Strobel, G. 17:184
Stroempl, G. 2:160
Strom, B.L. 22:67
Structural development of trees, R.W. Harris 6:105
structural failure 20:297
Structure and Sustainability of Sacramento's Urban Forest 24:174
structure, root 15:201
structure, soil 11:330
structure, tree 15:180
Struve, D.K. 21:296
Struve, D.K. 23:147, 23:233
Struve, D.K. 9:84
Struve, Daniel K. (and L. Burchfield and C. Maupin), Survival and growth of transplanted large- and small-caliper red oaks, 26:162
Struve, Daniel K., A review of shade tree nitrogen fertilization research in the United States, 28:252; see also D’Amato, Nicholas E.
Stubbs, H.A. 23:8
student arborists 16:219
study guides 15:167
stump removal 18:307
stump sprout control 8:327
stump treatment 3:171
Stutz, J.C. 20:134
Stutz, J.C., 27:193
Styer, W.E., Gall mites in Ohio 1:188
subsoil cultivation 16:307
subsoiling 17:200; 18:235; 20:14, 72
substrate, irrigation efficiency and, 25:200
Successful transplanting, W.M. Flemer 8:234
Succession in the urban forest, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 9:267
sucking insects 2:201
sugar maple decline 12:6
suitability of trees 19:27
Sulak, Joseph A. (and J.J. Kielbaso), Vegetation management along transmission utility lines in the United States and Canada, 26:198
sulfur, iron chlorosis 12:47
sulphur dioxide pollution 2:1, 84; 3:23; 4:107; 6:20, 29; 7:99; 13:71; 14:61; 16:307
Summer branch drop, R.W. Harris 9:111
summer horticultural oil (see horticultural oil sprays)
summer oil spray 14:102, 220; 15:257; 16:89; 17:208
summer shade 3:204
Summit, J. 20:170, 323
Summit, J. 21:260
Summit, J. 22:155
Summit, Joshua 24:89
Sumrall, A. 6:85
Sun, W.Q., Quantifying species diversity of streetside trees in our cities 18:91
Sundheim, R. 14:204
sunlight penetration 11:1
sunscald 24:28
sunscald prevention 9:35, 285; 10:169; 18:15
sunscald, factors determining predisposition, 27:246
Sunspray 6E 14:102, 220
SUNY degree in arboriculture, D.P. Ryan 5:78
Superior shade tree selections for the southeastern United States 21:118
superior trees 21:118
supervision 9:110
Suppression of bark beetles in urban pines 22:67
Surface Energy Balance Affects Gas Exchange of Three Shrub Species 24:254
surface nuclear gauges, quantification of soil compaction, 27:109
surface rooting 11:165
Surface treatments for the prevention of soil compaction during construction, J.M. Lindsey 20:205
surfactants 12:57
surgery 2:20; 8:67
surrogate 24:191
survey of arborists 1:22
Survey of Licensed Tree Experts in Maryland, a 24:35
Survey of line clearance operations in Kansas, 22:281
survey sampling procedure 4:52
survey, trees 1:196; 5:16; 6:188; 17:331, 334
surveys of park visitors, 28:19
surveys, botanical, 26:334
survival in cities 4:14
Survival strategies for trees, T.A. Tattar 10:160
survival, transplanting 21:35, 21:296
survival, transplanting 22:222
survival, tree 20:120, 172
Susceptibility of cotoneasters to fire blight, S.H. Davis, Jr. 2:90
Susceptibility of cultivars and hybrids of Kousa dogwood to dogwood anthracnose and powdery mildew 21:11
Susceptibility of honeylocust to Thyronectria, D. Neely 15:189
Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 18:262
Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes, F. S. Santamour 18:216
Susceptibility of pines to sodium chloride spray, A.M. Townsend 13:225
Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California, P. Svihra 18:161
Susceptibility of redbuds (Cercis) to root-knot nematodes 21:37
Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 19:257
sustainability 23:17
sustainability 24:174, 24:112
Sustainable development in the urban forest, J. McNeil 17:94
sustainable development, tree care practices promoting, 27:45
sustainable urban forest 24:112
Suto, Y. 1:166
Svihra, P. (and D. Burger and D. Ellis), Effects of 3 trunk support systems on growth of young Pyrus calleryana trees, 25:319
Svihra, P. 21:221
Svihra, P. 22:174
Svihra, P. 6:245; 7:105
Svihra, P., Diagnosing root rot in ornamentals 17:294
Svihra, P., Elm firewood and bark beetle attack 13:164
Svihra, P., Flatheaded borers in white alders 19:260
Svihra, P., Oakland-Berkeley Hill fire: lessons for the arborist 18:257
Svihra, P., Principles of eradicative pruning 20:262
Svihra, P., Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California 18:161
Svihra, Pavel 24:322
Swaigen, J. 5:155
Swanson, B.T. 1:80
Swanson, B.T. 16:279
Swat team for urban forestry, D.C. Willeke 13:1
Sweden, sewer roots 20:329
sweet gum 14:194; 18:1
sweet gum growth in cities 15:255
sweetgum (Liquidambar spp. ), mycorrhizae growth using Biobarrier, 26:92
sweetgum fruit regulation 21:88
sweetgum water use 19:266
Sweetnam, D. 12:168
Swenson, J.P. 19:27
Swim, J. 13:153
Swisher, B.E., Uses of wood chips 2:13
Swistock, Bryan R., 25:249
sycamore anthracnose 3:147; 14:137
Sycamore anthracnose, D. Neely 2:153
sycamore checklist 12:78
sycamore leaf scorch 18:59
sycamore, borers 12:150
Sydnor, T. Davis (and D. Gamstetter, J. Nichols, B. Bishop, J. Favorite, C. Blazer and L. Turpin), Trees are not the root of sidewalk problems, 26:20
Sydnor, T.D. 2:68; 5:164; 9:160, 186, 229, 233, 247; 10:221; 12:72; 13:126; 14:60
Sydnor, T.D. 21:302
Sydnor, T.D. see D’Amato, Nicholas E.
Sydnor, T.D., Arboriculture at Ohio State University 5:5
Sydnor, T.D., Select the proper plant 8:193
Sydnor, T.D., Winter injury_an interaction 4:25
Sydnor, TD. 22:218
Sylvester, W.A. 7:109
Sylvia, David 24:308
synergism 18:298
Synthesis of ectomycorrhizae on red oak seedlings, R.K. Dixon 18:266
Syracuse (N.Y.) street trees 4:53
Syringa reticulata (tree lilac), tested as street tree, 25:185
Syringa spp. (lilac), carbon storage in, 27:57
Syringa spp. (lilac), smaller-growing cultivars under utility wires, 26:309
System Onasbruck, crown stabilization, 26:270
systemic acquired resistance, implications for urban forestry, 27:181
systemic chemicals 4:200; 14:238
Systemic control of sycamore anthracnose, E.B. Himelick 14:137
systemic fungicides 1:80, 112; 2:138; 3:108; 11:45
systemic insecticides 3:26
systemic movement 16:12
Systemic nutrient treatments, E.M. Smith 14:240
systemic pesticides 24:344
Systemic treatment for chlorotic trees, E.B. Himelick 6:192
systemic treatments 17:156
Szeto, E.W. 23:23:8
6-benzyladenine (6-BA) 10:294
sabal palmetto 21:98
sabal palms 17:32
sabal palms 21:98
Sachs, R.M. 4:58
Sachs, R.M., Chemical control of tree growth by bark painting 12:284
Sachs, R.M., Drought injury and minimum irrigation in a Mediterranean climate 19:99
Sacksteder, C.J. 5:163, 256; 8:145
saddled prominent caterpillar 4:265
Sadof, C., 27:203, 27:263
Sadof, C.S. 17:29
Sadof, Clifford S. (and D.C. Sclar), Effects of horticultural oils and foliar-applied systemic insecticides on euonymus scale in pachysandra, 26:120
Saebo, Arne (and Ø. Johnsen), Growth and morphology differ between wind-exposed families of Sorbus aucuparia (L.), 26:255
Saelim, S., 27:69
safety 2:146; 6:83, 93, 113; 9:110; 11:300, 356; 13:153, 285; 16:7
Safety and precautions around overhead wires and underground cables, R.E. Abbott 3:6
safety clothing 7:307
safety equipment 11:356
safety helmets 5:168
Safety in tree work, R.R. Herder 2:33
safety practices 7:197
safety training program 4:191; 10:135; 14:70, 145
safety, chain saw 4:124
safety, electricity 9:169
safety, pesticide 16:41
sales methods 6:269; 12:265; 18:208
sales promotion 7:326, 332; 8:26
Salesmanship, L.R. Hall 7:208
salicylic acid, systemic acquired resistance and, 27:181
saline soils 10:302
salinity tolerance, of hawthorn, 27:233
Salisbury, T. 20:202
Salix checklist, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 14:180
Salix hybrids 18:6
Salix spp. (willow), Cytospora canker, 26:326
salt 24:19
salt damage 1:14, 201; 2:209; 4:221, 231; 5:265; 6:39, 108; 7:40, 82; 8:38, 64, 220; 10:218; 11:14, 61, 203, 224; 12:212; 14:6; 16:114, 306; 20:13, 196
salt damage, in oceanfront trees, 25:205
salt spray injury 12:1; 13:225
salt stress
salt tolerance 4:37, 162
salt tolerance, evaluating oceanfront trees for, 25:205
salt use reduction 4:41
salt-induced maple decline 4:33
salt-resistant trees 11:64
sampling for IPM 17:254
sampling street trees 4:50
sampling vegetation 24:177
San Francisco trees 3:59
San Jose scale 8:188
Sanchez, Mariano, Do arborists think of the environmental impacts of fertilizers when they fertilize urban trees?, 27:286
Sanchotene, M.C.C., Aspects of preservation, maintenance and management of urban trees in Brazil 20:61
Sanders, D.P. 11:207
Sanders, P.L. 17:37
Sandfort, S. 12:140
Sandfort, S., Trees need respect, too 12:141
Sandiford, G., Consortium for Environmental Forestry Studies 14:222
Sanfelippo, R. 7:127
Sangster, M., Urban fringe forestry in Great Britain 19:51
sanitation for disease control 5:24, 69; 8:124, 129, 292; 10:250; 20:263
sanitation, DED 1:110; 7:295
Santamour, F.S. Jr. 21:37, 21:122
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Influence of root-knot nematodes on Verticillium wilt of maples 18:298
Santamour, F.S. Jr., Topically applied chemicals prove ineffective in stimulating wound compartmentalization 17:26
Santamour, F.S., 9:190, 267, 271, 304; 10:4, 21, 82; 13:203; 17:217
Santamour, F.S., Bagworms eat everything 6:291
Santamour, F.S., Betula (birch) checklist 15:170
Santamour, F.S., Biochemical verification of hybridity in weeping willow 18:6
Santamour, F.S., Boron damage in green ash 12:199
Santamour, F.S., Building walls and breaching walls 13:262
Santamour, F.S., Checklist for Liquidambar and Liriodendron 10:309
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of callery pear 9:114
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivars of honeylocust 9:248
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of cultivated ginkgo 9:88
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of large-bracted dogwoods 11:29
Santamour, F.S., Checklist of linden cultivars 11:157
Santamour, F.S., Cultivars of North American ash 9:271
Santamour, F.S., Discoloration and decay following wounding 11:257
Santamour, F.S., Electrical resistance in green ash provenances 8:100
Santamour, F.S., European hornet damage to ash and birch trees 12:273
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution in Zelkova 9:190
Santamour, F.S., Flavonoid distribution of Gleditsia 3:14
Santamour, F.S., Freeman maple _ illusion and truth 19:195
Santamour, F.S., Growth, survival and sex expression in ginkgo 9:170
Santamour, F.S., Host checklist of root-knot nematodes 16:162
Santamour, F.S., Inheritance of wound compartmentalization in soft maples 5:220
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer platanoides 8:241
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer rubrum 8:110
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharinum 8:277
Santamour, F.S., Maple checklist, Acer saccharum 8:164
Santamour, F.S., Oak provenance research 6:156
Santamour, F.S., Platanus checklist 12:78
Santamour, F.S., Resistance of Himalayan elm to DED 5:110
Santamour, F.S., Rhododendrol and the birch borer 16:260
Santamour, F.S., Root hardiness of ash seedlings 5:276
Santamour, F.S., Root-knot nematodes on willows 16:190
Santamour, F.S., Salix checklist 14:180
Santamour, F.S., Succession in the urban forest 9:267
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes 18:262
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes 18:216
Santamour, F.S., Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes 19:257
Santamour, F.S., The selection and breeding of pest resistant trees 3:146
Santamour, F.S., Tree stress and the birch borer 16:289
Santamour, F.S., Wound compartmentalization 12:227
Santamour, F.S., Wounds and borer damage in ash 13:131
Santamour, Frank S., Jr. (memorial), 27:18
Santamour, Frank S., Jr., Differential feeding by adult Japanese beetles on foliage of birch (Betula) species and hybrids, 27:18
Santamour, Frank S., Jr., Progress in the development of borer-resistant white-barked birches, 25:151
Santamour, Jr., F.S. 23:166
sap pressure 12:100
sap, maple 13:92
sap, patterns of movement in trees, 25:325
Sapium sebiferum (tallow tree), replacement program in Florida, 25:98
Sartoretto, P.A. 5:246
satisfaction with trees 22:35
savannas 20:99
Saving trees on construction sites, S. Clark 16:8
sawflies 16:53, 92
scale injury 1:62; 8:142
scale insect control 5:165; 8:188; 9:262; 10:68; 14:222; 16:90
scale insects 21:1
Scale insects on ornamentals, P.E. Hanson 10:259
scale insects, effects of cover sprays, residual pesticides, 27:203
scale insects, holly susceptibility to Florida wax scale, 28:160(a)
scale insects, on oak 10:262
Scale insects, W.T. Johnson 8:113
Scale insects: what the arboriculturist needs to know about them, W.E. Wallner 4:97
scale, euonymus 16:239
Scandinavian tree care 8:67; 14:3
Scandinavian use of trees 15:253
Scanlon, E.H. 3:33
Scaphoideus luteolus 2:108
Schabel, H.G. 9:200
Schabel, H.G., Urban forestry in Germany 6:281
Schafer, B.L. 3:108
Schaffer, E., Reducing chemical toxicity to pesticide applicators 10:133
Schaffer, G.L., Save time and increase profits 1:119
Scharf, R.F. 1:47
Scheduling woody plant disease management, G.W. Moorman 11:22
Schepers, B.E., Landscape design and maintenance 5:45
Schlegel, A.J. 18:49
Schmid, J.A. 2:67
Schmid, J.M. 3:145
Schmitthenner, A.F. 1:180, 217
Schnelle, M.A. 14:54; 15:252
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of cold storage and dormant pruning on growth of crabapple 18:136
Schnelle, M.A., Effects of pruning and bark ringing on carbohydrates in crabapple 18:192
Schnelle, M.A., Root systems of trees 15:201
Schnipke, V.M. 14:53; 20:156
Schoeneweiss, D.F. 2:39; 9:127; 16:11
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Infectious diseases associated with water and freezing stress 7:13
Schoeneweiss, D.F., Prevention and treatment of construction damage 8:169
Schoeneweiss, D.F., The influence of stress on diseases of nursery and landscape plants 4:217
Schoon, K.J., Midwest urban tree index 19:230
Schreader, W.R. 3:68
Schreiber, L.R. 19:7; 20:289
Schroeder, H.W. 22:35
Schroeder, H.W. 23:239
Schroeder, H.W. 9:199; 15:247; 17:276
Schroeder, H.W., Esthetic contribution of trees to streets in Ohio 9:237
Schroeder, H.W., Perceptions of urban forest users 16:58
Schroeder, H.W., Preferred features in parks 8:318
Schroeder, H.W., Public attitudes toward municipal forestry 11:18
Schroeder, H.W., Tree density in parks 11:272
Schroeder, H.W., Utility perspective of the urban forest 15:292
Schroeder, J.G. 16:243
Schroeder, K., 26:270
Schroeder, W.R., Genetic improvement for prairie tree plantings 20:46
Schroth, M.H. 3:68
Schuder, D.L. 2:140; 5:255; 9:192
Schuder, D.L., Insecticide inventory 2:236
Schuler, M.D. 10:13; 12:219
Schulte, J.R., Fertilizers and tree establishment 1:192
Schultz, P.B. 17:298, 332
Schultz, P.B., Monitoring parasites of the oak lecanium 11:182
Schutzki, R.E. 22:187
Schwager, S. 18:171
Schwalbe, C. 13:209
Schwarz, C.F., Street tree maintenance 13:257
Sciadopitys verticillata 3:91
Science and technology of tree injection, R.J. Stipes 14:165
scientific concepts, communication to arborists, educators, 25:179
Sclar, D.C. 21:181
Sclar, D.C., 26:120, 26:225
Scolytus multistratus beetles 24:322
Scolytus multistriatus 6:137, 245, 275; 8:124, 129, 292; 13:102, 164
Scope and limitations of carbendazim_H2PO4 injections in Dutch elm disease control, E.S. Kondo 4:81
scorch, bacterial 21:77
scorch, leaf 2:197; 4:190; 12:38; 20:18
Scortichini, M., Bacterial species in relation to tree decline 17:246
Scott, Jessie L. (and D.R. Betters), Economic analysis of urban tree replacement decisions, 26:69
Scott, Klaus I. (and J.R. Simpson and E.G. McPherson), Effects of tree cover on parking lot microclimate and vehicle emissions, 25:129
Scott, Klaus I. 24:224
Scott, Mark, 25:9
Scott, N.J. 4:42
Scott, S.R. 16:225
scouting for insects 10:1, 65
scouting IPM 10:251; 12:265; 17:10
screening 3:205
Screening and landscape ordinance, J. Morell 9:129
screening, dogwood anthracnose 22:84
seacoast vegetation 21:306
Search for disease-resistant trees, M.C. Shurtleff 6:238
Search for new kinds of elms, G.H. Ware 6:233
Seasonal detection of Dutch elm disease symptoms, W.N. Cannon 11:233
Seasonal effects on transplantability of oak, ash, hazelnut and lilac, J.R. Harris 20:310
Seasonal variation of root regeneration of transplanted trees, G.W. Watson 8:305
Seattle City Light 14:298
Seattle tree replacement, B. Barnes 17:98
secondary organisms 11:66, 99
Secrest Arboretum 3:72
seed dormancy 10:283
seed dormancy, breaking 18:329
seed propagarion 20:46
seed source evaluation 13:139
seed sources, Ailanthus 11:336
seeding in ROW 5:116
seedling propagation 8:323
seedlings, micronutrient fertilization, 27:106; transfer of nutrients via mycorrhizae, 27:47
seedlings, treeshelters and, 25:69
Seila, A.F., Estimating costs of trees 8:182
Seiler, J.R. 23:89, 23:169
Seiler, J.R., Technique of determing tree crown growth 18:325
Seitz, J., Rural mechanical tree trimming 12:14
Select plants to attract birds, R. Rothenberger 12:316
Select the proper plant, T.D. Sydnor 8:193
Selecting trees for cold climates, H. Pellett 20:28
Selecting trees for urban plantings, H.D. Gerhold 8:145
Selection and breeding of pest-resistant landscape trees, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 3:146
selection and evaluation of trees for California 1:215
selection and evaluation of trees for salt damage 1:15
selection, air pollution tolerance 7:99
selection, ash 22:113
selection, birch 7:307
selection, elm 21:284
selection, elm 6:197
selection, ice storm damage 21:160
selection, tolerance of landfill gas 7:50
selection, tree 1:140, 149, 160, 180, 213; 2:149, 208, 221; 3:40, 59, 72, 79, 88, 90, 118, 163; 5:64, 156, 166, 169, 251, 261; 6:92, 240; 7:56, 57, 80, 89, 127, 133, 157, 187, 224, 313; 8:40, 168, 185, 189, 224, 232, 258; 10:9, 109, 151, 165, 197, 221, 232, 236, 288; 11:47, 96, 130, 209, 220, 225, 237, 249, 263; 12:68, 72; 14:13, 60, 121, 283; 16:73, 76, 101, 143, 243, 314, 317,307; 17:332; 18:252; 19:12, 195, 230, 238, 250, 344; 20:98, 114, 130, 150, 156, 165, 259
selection, tree 21:118, 21:122
selection, tree 22:51, 22:78, 22:155, 22:161, 22:180
selection, tree, for containers 13:297
selection, tree, fruitless 12:293
selection, tree, Hong Kong 12:257
selection, tree, oaks 12:302
selection, tree, Texas 13:167
selection, trees and shrubs 7:5, 299
selection, urban stress 7:127, 217
Selections of trees for tolerance to salt injury, M.A. Dirr 2:209
selections sensitive to light 1:184
selective clearing 11:42
Selective clearing of transmission lines, W.J. Neidig 5:91
self-compatibility in controlled pollinations of hemlock, 28:200
self-esteem 21:277
Seliskar, C.E. 2:6
Sellers, P. 21:69
selling arborist services 18:208
selling PHC 18:45
selling the business 10:93
Semel, M. 12:107
semiochemicals 22:68
Semonin, R.G., Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture 4:128
senescence 14:33
Senft, J.F. 18:331; 19:220
Sensitivity of pine species to ozone, A.M. Townsend 8:186
Sensitivity of red maple cultivars to acute and chronic exposures of ozone 22:264
Septoria leafspot on dogwoods, D. Neely 15:263
Septoria, dogwood 14:159
serviceberry (Amelanchier spp.), carbon storage in, 27:57
serviceberry (Amelanchier), tested as street tree, 25:189
services, municipal arboriculture 11:19
Severe weather climatology in the midwest and arboriculture, R.G. Semonin 4:128
Severity and causes of ash decline, C.R. Hibben 4:217
Sevin: a controversial insecticide, W.K. Hock 8:47
sewer systems, tree roots in, 27:342
sewer systems, tree roots in, 28:160(a)
sewer-root problems 1:53; 20:329
Sex pheromone traps: a breakthrough in controlling borers of ornamental trees and shrubs, D.G. Nielsen 4:181
sex pheromones 8:52
sexual sterility 24:263
shade 22:10
shade acclimation 19:266
shade cooling effects 10:320
shade density 22:234
shade effect on trees 19:303, 339
shade effects on people 16:158
shade for bus stops 17:233
shade ordinance for parking lots, 28:160(a)
shade patterns 16:169
shade preference, on Brazilian beach sidewalk, 25:85
shade tolerance 21:145
shade tree benefits 3:176
shade tree commissions 9:237; 12:177
shade tree entomology 1:61
shade tree evaluation (see valuation)
Shade tree leaf scorch, R. Hammerschlag 12:38
Shade tree species selection, D. Chapman 7:313
Shade trees and carpenter ants, H.G. Fowler 8:281
Shade trees_the friend of the poor and the city dweller, F.W. Holmes 3:176
shade, computer modeling 11:3
shade, energy 12:114
Shade, media and fertility influence on Taxus, H. Khatamian 8:247
shade, spruce 15:158
Shading effects of deciduous trees, R.J. Youngberg 9:295
shading stress 11:98
Shafer, E.L., Urban forestry scope and complexity 5:206
Shagott, D.M., Improve your safety program 11:356
Shaheen, S.B. 17:325, 328
shallow pit injection 14:237
Shank, B.F. 5:120; 6:12; 7:52; 9:87
Shao, G., 27:263
Sharon, M.E., Evaluating trees for hazard 13:285
Sharpe, William E. (and B.R. Swistock, K.A. Mecum and M.C. Demchik), Greenhouse and field growth of northern red oak seedlings inside different types of treeshelters, 25:249
Shaw, D.A. 19:99
Shaw, D.C. 8:18
Shaw, D.C., Moving large trees 6:51
Shaw, D.C., Pesticides--play it safe 2:59
Shaw's Garden 3:89
shear strength 21:110
Shear, T. 17:217
Shelstad, D., Spread of oak wilt using GIS system 17:192
Shelters affect tree seedling establishment under grass competition 23:131
Shepitka, J.S. 14:52
Sheppard, Lorraine A. 24:263
Sherald, J.L. 3:30; 11:54; 12:38
Sherald, J.L., Bacterial leaf scorch of landscape trees caused by Xylella fastidiosa 18:57
Sherald, J.L., Dutch elm disease therapy 6:287
Sherald, J.L., Incidence and development of bacterial leaf scorch of elm 20:18
Sherald, James L., 25:235
Sheriffs, C.N. see Percival, Glynn C.
Sherley, D. 10:264
Sherman, J.F. 10:265
Sherwood, S.C., Benefit:cost analysis of municipal DED control programs 7:291
Shetlar, D.J., Urban pest control with IPM 7:70
Shigo branch pruning 14:151, 261
Shigo, A.L. 1:150; 2:40, 157; 9:87, 140; 10:159; 11:111, 137, 197; 13:97; 14:57; 17:217
Shigo, A.L., "New" ideas in tree care 3:1
Shigo, A.L., Anatomy of infected elms 6:96
Shigo, A.L., Beech bark disease 2:21
Shigo, A.L., Branches 6:300
Shigo, A.L., Cabling and bracing 6:5
Shigo, A.L., Communication between researcher and arborist 2:206
Shigo, A.L., Compartmentalization of discolored and decayed wood associated with injection-type wounds on hybrid poplar 3:114
Shigo, A.L., Discolored and decayed wood associated with injection wounds in elm 3:230
Shigo, A.L., New ideas in tree care 1:234
Shigo, A.L., Proper tree care 9:285
Shigo, A.L., Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections 3:213
Shigo, A.L., Tree health 8:311
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings 9:317
Shigo, A.L., Wound dressings on red maple and American elm: effectiveness after five years 3:8
Shigometer 22:218, 22:249
Shigometer 24:298
shigometer 3:22, 83, 214; 4:201; 5:66, 230; 6:5; 8:100; 9:262, 285; 12:108; 15:185; 18:1
Shigometer as predictor of bronze birch borer risk, J.J. Ball 10:327
shigometer, diagnosis of woody support organs, 26:334
shoestring root rot 2:161
shoot growth 18:39, 325
shoot moth 10:94
shoot pests 21:8
shoot regeneration 17:35
Shoot responses to root stress, D.S. Neuman 19:118
shoots, growth in street trees on skeletal soils, 28:106; growth on trees in sidewalks, 28:207(a)
shoots, growth periodicity in pot-in-pot maple, 26:235
Short and long-term effects of treeshelters on the root and stem growth of ornamental trees 23:49
Short history of urban forestry in Europe 23:31
Shortle, W.C. 3:114; 9:317; 11:137
Shortle, W.C., Detection of decay in trees 5:226
Shortle, W.C., New look at tree care 5:281
Should urban forestry be defined?, B. Hudson 11:24
Shoup, S.C. 11:181
Shoup, S.C., Interactions of trees and ground covers 7:186
Shoup, S.C., Pruning and fertilizer effects on tree establishment 7:155
Shrewsbury, P., 27:203,27:222
Shriver, J.R., Distribution line tree-caused disturbances 5:191
Shriver, J.R., Firm price bidding 14:43
shrub diseases 2:118; 16:189
shrub injury by salt 1:16
shrub insects 2:84
shrubs, effect of wastewater on growth, 27:341; effects of climate change on, 27:285
Shumack R.L. 22:201
Shurtleff, M.C. 1:180, 191; 2:80, 132; 4:207, 215; 5:176, 261; 6:19, 41, 56, 66, 92, 203; 7:18; 13:92, 130
Shurtleff, M.C. 16:41, 189, 220
Shurtleff, M.C. 23:168
Shurtleff, M.C., Fungicide inventory and disease control spray programs for woody ornamentals 3:41
Shurtleff, M.C., Search for disease-resistant trees 6:238
Siberian elms 6:175
Sibert DDD-200 24:297
Sibley, J.L. 21:132, 21:136
Sibley, J.L. 23:100
Sibley, J.L. see Williams, J.D.; Wilson, Barrett C.
Sibley, Jeff L., 25:200
sidewalk and curb damage 9:177
Sidewalk and fertilizer effects on zelkova and mulberry, J.A. Wagar 8:267
sidewalk breakage 11:146, 165; 12:96, 147; 13:85, 92; 14:52; 17:331; 19:332
sidewalk damage 21:202, 21:251
sidewalk damage 22:151, 22:193
Sidewalk effects on soil moisture and temperature, J.A. Wagar 20:237
sidewalk trees 4:14; 13:10; 18:189
sidewalks, assessing canopy cover, 28:270; effect on root, shoot growth, 28:207(a); relationship of roots and cracks, 28:277; root growth beneath, 28:283
sidewalks, cost of damage from street trees, 26:289; damage reduction with root barriers, 26:213, interaction with soils, trees, 26:20
sidewalks, damage from trees, 25:1
siduron 1:68
Siebenthaler, J. 9:47
Siebenthaler, J., What's a plant worth? 10:87
Siegendorf, L., Hurricane tree care 10:217
Sievert, R.C., Jr. 9:74; 12:177
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Public awareness of urban forestry 14:48
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in Ohio 6:111
Sievert, R.C., Jr., Urban forestry in the midwest 8:136
Sievert, Ralph C., Evaluating tree risk in the urban environment, 27:103
silkworm 11:361
Silvatest 24:299
silver maple injection 18:69
Silverborg, B.B. 4:274
silvex (see 2,4,5-T) 1:68
simazine 1:201
Simini, M., Response of maples to salt spray 12:1
Simmons, C., Crew evaluation 3:57
Simmons, G.A. 6:309; 9:199; 10:327, 330
Simone, G.W. 3:41
Simonne, E.H. see Wilson, Barrett C.
Simonson, R.W., Soils and their profiles 12:206
Simpson, B.J., Oaks of Texas 12:302
Simpson, J.R. 22:10
Simpson, James R. 24:201, 24:224, 24:235
Simpson, James R., 25:129, 25:239
Simpson, P. 20:190
Simpson, P. 22:117
Simpson, S.B., Texas Chapter proposed certification 11:143
Sinclair, W.A., Kinetin ineffective in therapy of ash yellows 18:278
Sinclair, W.A., Latin names of pathogens 13:274
Sinclair, W.A., Mycoplasmalike organisms as causes of slow growth and decline of trees 20:176
Sinclair, W.A., Phloem necrosis of elms 2:106
Sinclair, W.A., Tree declines 14:29
Sinclair, W.A., Wood characteristics related to injectability 7:6
Sing, V. 5:168
sintered fly-ash 20:14
Siphoninus phillyreae 23:65
Sisinni, S.M. 21:156
Sisinni, S.M. see Luley, Christopher J.; Nowak, David J.
site analysis 17:333
site characterization 22:146, 22:187
site modification 18:85
site plan reviews 3:192; 20:56
site requirements 8:150; 10:5; 11:284; 13:90
site selection 20:171
site selection, tree 22:145
Sivyer, D. 23:250
Skelding, M. 10:94
Skiera, R.W., 13:85
Skiera, R.W., What should be the role of government in municipal arboriculture? 4:140
Skinner, D. 14:233
Skinner, R.W., Marketing tree care 13:159
Skirvin, R.M. 4:113; 6:278
slash disposal 11:118
Slide shows to promote sales, G.B. Frank 7:332
slime flux 6:247
Slo-Grow 12:292
small business assistance 13:135
Small, G.D., Neighborhood tree nursery 4:258
Smalley, T.J. 21:247
Smiley, E. Thomas (and A. Key and C. Greco), Root barriers and windthrow potential, 26:213
Smiley, E. Thomas (and C.M. Greco and J.G. Williams), Brace rods for codominant stems: Installation location and breaking strength, 26:170
Smiley, E. Thomas 24:245
Smiley, E. Thomas, Terravent™: Soil fracture patterns and impact on bulk density, 27:326
Smiley, E. Thomas, Why fertilize trees in the urban landscape?, 26:231
Smiley, E.T. 12:241; 16:209, 305, 307, 308; 17:256; 18:332
Smiley, E.T. 23:113
Smiley, E.T., Determining strength loss from decay 18:201
Smiley, E.T., Maple disease in Michigan 12:126
Smiley, E.T., Soil aeration equipment 16:118
Smiley, E.T., Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple 12:169
Smiley, E.T., Street tree inventories 14:36
Smiley, E.T., Trunk injected and soil applied macronutrients 17:322
Smirnoff, W.A., Protection of urban forests through the use of insect diseases 4:69
Smit, B. 16:235
Smith, A.M., Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings 18:165
Smith, D. 15:176
Smith, E.M. 1:74, 77, 175; 2:16, 66, 120; 5:200; 6: 209; 7:42, 63; 8:163; 9:11
Smith, E.M., Eastern white pine iron deficiency 3:129
Smith, E.M., Fertilizing trees and shrubs in the landscape 4:157
Smith, E.M., Manganese deficiency in red maple 3:87
Smith, E.M., Stress from salts and herbicides 1:201
Smith, E.M., Systemic nutrient treatments 14:240
Smith, E.M., The flowering crabapple 7:89
Smith, E.M., Weed control in the landscape 5:51
Smith, G.C., Response of honeylocust cultivars to air pollution stress 10:289
Smith, G.E. 11:316
Smith, G.R. 17:8
Smith, K.T., Wounding and compartmentalization 14:226
Smith, Karen D. (and P.B. May and G.M. Moore), The influence of compaction and soil strength on the establishment of four Australian landscape trees, 27:1
Smith, Karen D. (and P.B. May and G.M. Moore), The influence of waterlogging on the establishment of four Australian landscape trees, 27:49
Smith, L.D., Major nutrient influence on Verticillium dahliae infections of maple 9:277
Smith, L.D., Verticillium wilt of trees 5:193
Smith, M.A.L., Marketing the arborist's expertise 13:113
Smith, P.D. 5:72
Smith, R.C. 3:220; 6:41, 66
Smith, R.F. 4:183
Smith, T. 21:296
Smith, T. 5:120; 11:316
Smith, T.D., Arboriculture in the 1980's 7:83
Smith, T.K., Line clearance needs 10:205
Smith-Fiola, D.C. 16:307
smog 11:115
snow, mechanistic model for damage due to, 26:286
soap 22:87
soap, insecticidal 2:5; 6:73; 14:285; 15:257; 16:82, 173; 17:208
Social and educational benefits of a community shade tree program: A replication 21:260
social assessment, resident preferences for street trees, 28:161
Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting, R. Sommer 20:170
social benefits, tree 20:323
social change 16:217
social effects of trees 3:65; 8:258; 10:222
Society of American Foresters 4:43
socioeconomic background 24:316
Sociology for urban tree plantings, R.G. Ames 6:120
sodic soils 16:115
sodium chloride (NaCl). deicing and soil solution chemistry, 26:238
sodium chloride 24:19
sodium chloride effects 4:35, 162; 5:25, 265; 9:168; 12:1, 31; 13:225
sodium contamination 9:3, 11
soft scales 4:98
soil 23:233
soil acidification 10:122
soil aeration 3:222; 9:125; 10:121; 13:39; 15:253, 254; 16:307; 17:333; 18:332; 19:281, 289; 20:11
Soil aeration equipment, E.T. Smiley 16:118
Soil aeration status around healthy and declining oaks, J.D. MacDonald 19:209
Soil aeration, flooding and tree growth, T.T. Kozlowski 11:85
soil aeration, with Terravent™, 27:326
soil alkalinity 16:35
soil amendments 2:4; 5:167, 217
soil amendments 21:247
Soil amendments and tree establishment, J.R. Schulte 1:192
soil analysis 12:6
soil analysis 21:17
Soil and growth improvement from subsoil cultivation, K. Rolf 17:200
Soil and tree resource inventories, P.D. Kelsey 14:243
soil bulk densities 23:211
soil bulk density 8:88; 16:119; 17:201; 19:358; 20:160
soil characteristics 1:175; 8:98; 9:124; 14:23, 114
soil compaction 21:187
soil compaction 23:155, 23:181, 23:207
soil compaction 8:170, 209; 9:1, 175; 10:121; 13:17; 16:55, 118; 17:200; 18:235; 20:9, 160, 205
Soil compaction on heavily used sites, P.J. Craul 20:69
soil compaction, influence on tree establishment, 27:1; quantification of, 27:109, treating with Terravent™, 27:326
Soil compaction_effects on urban vegetation, J.C. Patterson 3:161
soil contamination 2:209
Soil desalination to counteract maple decline, J.M. Rubens 4:33
soil drainage 8:270
Soil drainage for trees, K.D. Meyer 9:214
soil drench 20:38
soil erosion 5:116
soil evaluation 15:254
Soil factors associated with manganese deficiency in maple, E.T. Smiley 12:169
Soil factors related to urban sugar maple decline, G.A. Ruark 9:1
soil fertility 18:39
soil fertility 22:147
soil fills 4:187
soil fungi 6:213
Soil in street tree planters, P. Kelsey 16:113
soil injection 16:40
soil injection 22:211
soil injection 23:258
soil injection 24:54, 24:344
soil injection TGRs 22:61
soil inoculation 22:29, 22:122
soil load-bearing capacity 21:187
soil modification 18:86
soil moisture 21:225
soil moisture 6:315; 9:8; 12:306; 14:288, 293; 16:266; 19:103
Soil moisture and absorption of water, T.T. Kozlowski 13:39
soil moisture and temperature 9:300
soil moisture tension 19:358
soil moisture, root growth 14:200
soil nutrients 9:1, 126; 16:115
soil oxygen 21:225
soil oxygen diffusion 17:243
soil oxygen, concentration under cracked, uncracked sidewalks, 28:277
soil pH 2:198; 9:127; 14:248; 17:335
soil pH 23:191
Soil physical effects of pneumatic subsoil loosening, K. Rolf 18:235
soil physics and chemistry 3:161
soil pollution 3:70
soil porosity 17:201
soil replacement 22:167
soil replacement, long-term results around oak, 28:229
Soil residues of foliar herbicides on utility ROW's, K.H. Deubert 12:269
soil salt content 20:199
Soil sampling under roadside trees, G.A. Ruark 8:96
soil shrinkage 21:91
soil sock containers 19:383
Soil sock containers 21:265
soil sterilants 1:70
soil strength 22:255
soil stress 9:6
soil structure 4:6, 175
soil surveys 3:164
soil temperature 21:225
soil temperature 3:223; 9:8; 13:43; 16:266
soil temperature, container 14:293
Soil temperatures and their impact on tree growth, W.R. Graves 20:24
soil testing 4:159; 5:172; 7:11
soil texture 9:1, 124, 177, 215; 13:41
Soil texture and moisture availability impacts on the efficacy of soil-applied Paclobutrazol 23:89
soil treatment, chlorosis 2:130
soil type 14:23, 114; 19:281
soil volume 17:57
soil volume, planter 21:271
Soil volumes needed for street and container trees, P. Lindsey 17:141
soil water 4:184
soil water deficits 7:300; 16:203
soil water relations 23:250
soil water, NaCl from road deicing, 26:238
soil, amendments and growth of maple and hawthorn, 25:60; compaction and tree growth on a college campus, 25:211; nutrients and leaf nutrients in pecan, 25:81; nutrients and mulch decomposition, 25:88; properties and horticultural mulches, 25:163
soil, evaluating compaction of, 26:60, 26:126; interaction with sidewalks, 26:20; urban tree root growth in, 26:30
soil, N and P fluxes in planter, 28:111(a); street tree growth on skeletal, 28:106
soil, planting hole 21:213
soil, planting site 6:160
soil, salt effect 4:34
soil-root disturbances 8:60
Soils and their profiles, R.W. Simonson 12:206
soils, clay 10:108
soils, urban 11:330
solar access 11:1, 12
solar access 22:10
solar radiation 3:202; 11:6; 12:114; 13:14; 20:24
SOLEST simulation model 11:4
solid waste as a peat replacement 18:329
Solving iron chlorosis, C.E. Whitcomb 12:44
somaclonal variation 19:86
Some internal effects of Mauget tree injections, A.L. Shigo 3:213
Sommer, B.A. 15:243
Sommer, R. 21:260
Sommer, R. 22:155
Sommer, R., 18:330
Sommer, R., Agreement among arborists, gardeners and landscape architects in rating street trees 18:252
Sommer, R., Comparison of four methods of tree assessment 19:27
Sommer, R., Resident involvement in tree planting: comparison with developer-planted trees 20:323
Sommer, R., Social benefits of resident involvement in tree planting 20:170
Sommer, R., Street tree attributes 15:243
Sommer, R., Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders 18:189
Sommer, Robert, The dendro-psychoses of J.O. Quantz, 27:40
sonic detectors 24:297
sooty black mold 23:66
sooty mold 2:132; 14:209
Sophora japonica, new name 23:166
Sorbus spp. (rowan), wind-exposure and growth, 26:255
Sorensen, R.W., Computerized ROW vegetation management 2:101
sorption of injected fungicides 14:167
Souch, C. 19:303
Souch, C.A., Effect of trees on summertime below canopy climates 19:303
sound barriers 9:64
sound speed in wood 19:374
sound, vegetation effects 9:64; 10:45
southeastern USA trees 21:118
Southern pine bark beetles, R.S. Scott 13:145
southern pine beetle control 10:279
southern red mite 5:10
Soviet trees 7:211; 8:40
space for trees 19:321
Space, R.T., Fringe benefits 10:188
space-conditioning energy use 24:201
Spacing of landscape plants, R. Rothenberger 14:208
Spangler, P.E., Line clearance and forestry committee 14:278
Sparks, B. 17:112
spatial distribution 7:36; 11:196; 16:207
Spear, R. 15:256
species adaptation 19:344
species and cultivar selection 8:145, 178, 224
species composition 24:65
species determination 1:30
species diversity 18:91; 19:201
species diversity 23:139
species diversity 24:179
species diversity, tree 22:180
species evaluation, wind 22:45
species profile 16:101
species profiles 22:51
species selection 18:180
species selection 23:137
species selection 24:333
specification writing 2:205; 6:24; 9:110; 13:46; 16:21
Specifications and landscaping of utility installations, W.H. Denno 3:9
Specifications for construction around trees, L.S. Mayne 8:289
specifications of ordinances 3:193
specifications, bid 14:46
specifications, line clearance 11:118
specifications, tree planting 14:92
specifications, tree services 13:18
specimen trees 22:274
Speiser, C.E., A New York City safety program 4:191
Spencer, D.A., ROW corridors 1:173
Sperry, Chad E. (and W.R. Chaney), Tree growth regulator effect on phototropism--Its implications for utility forestry, 25:43
Sperry, Chad E. (and W.R. Chaney, G. Shao and C.S. Sadof), Effects of tree density, tree species diversity, and percentage of hardscape on three insect pests of honeylocust, 27:263
sphaeropsis canker 23:73
Sphaeropsis sapinea 23:73
Spider mites and other acarina on trees and shrubs, J.A. Weidhaas, Jr. 5:9
spider mites on ornamental nursery plants, 28:159(a)
spider mites, on honeylocust, 27:263
Spierenburg, D. 16:281
spill regulations 4:239
Spomer, L.A. 5:129
Spomer, L.A., Container soil water relations 6:315
Sporonema platani, on plane trees, 26:246
spray adjuvants 3:100
Spray adjuvants are management tools, T.E. Whitmore 9:301
Spray adjuvants, T.E. Whitmore 12:57
spray application 9:301; 11:349; 12:57, 83, 204
spray calendar 9:53; 16:41; 17:157
spray equipment 6:249, 321; 17:139
spray mixtures, alkaline water 12:202
Spray oils as insecticides, W.T. Johnson 6:169
sprayer components 4:23
spraying horticultural oil 13:121
spraying ROW's 16:186
spraying, tree 3:143; 5:264; 6:19, 42, 56, 73, 203; 18:205
sprays, drift control 4:13; 7:221; 12:61
Spread of oak wilt using GIS system, D. Shelstad 17:192
spreader-stickers 9:301; 12:57
spring planting, balled-and-burlapped versus bare-root transplant success, 26:298
spring versus fall planting 17:189
sprout regrowth control 4:7; 6:60; 7:141; 9:217; 10:323; 12:233; 18:302
spruce (Picea spp.), basic biomechanics of, 27:343
spruce beetles 3:145
spruce breeding and selection 8:15
spruce canker 7:113; 9:127; 20:215
spruce diseases 1:43
spruce needle miner 2:44
spruce root pruning 13:126
spruce spider mite 1:206; 5:10; 16:83
spruce yellowing 21:113
spruce, Cytospora canker 5:81
spruce, shade effects 15:158
stabilizing soil 23:131
Stabler, Linda B. (and C.A. Martin and J.C. Stutz), Effect of urban expansion on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal mediation of landscape tree growth, 27:193
Stack, R.W. 5:163
Stack, R.W. see Jackson, Marcus B.
Stack, R.W., Healing of injection wounds in elm 11:45
Stack, R.W., Injectability of American elm 14:195
Staffing for the `90's, J. Hendricksen 16:322
Staive, D.K. 12:112
stakes, effect on growth of trees, 25:319
staking and guying 6:41; 11:74; 15:282; 16:128
staking trees 4:16; 5:167; 10:6; 11:74; 12:198; 15:282; 17:140
Stal, O. 20:329
Stallion 75 injector 14:94
Stamen, T. 16:55
standard metric measurements 2:186
Standard Tree Evaluation Method (STEM), 28:11
standards, tree maintenance 3:6, 101; 4:144; 16:21; 18:273
Stanton, B.J. 11:185
starch depletion 13:264
Starkey, D.G., Trees and mental health 5:153
State regulation of arboriculture, G.B. Gilmore 16:20
Statistical method for the accurate and rapid sampling of tree populations, R, Jaenson 18:171
Steel rod assessment of aeration in urban soils, S.J. Hodge 19:281
steel rods 19:358
Stefani, M. 21:88
Steffen, J. 12:284
Stein, J.D. 3:36
Steiner, K.C. 5:164
Steinernema feltiae 12:150
Steinhauer, J.R., Arthropod pests on juniper 1:205
Stelford, M.W. 23:191
stem breakage 22:46
Stem decay in Central Park, R.L. Tate 10:307
Stem decay in street and park trees, R.L. Tate 12:73
stem diseases 13:92
stem injury 13:93, 97
stem injury 23:161
stem problems 4:55
stems, codominant, brace rods for, 26:170
Stephan, B.J. 5:164
Stephanitis pyrioides 21:63
Stephen, B. 16:307
Stephen, B. 23:144
Sternberg, G. 17:106
Sterner, T.E. 2:216; 3:130
Stevens, C.H. 17:325, 328
Stevens, G. 1:160
Stevens, J.C. see Nowak, David J.
Steward, V. Bruce 24:54, 24:344
Steward, V.B., Control of hemlock woolly adelgid using soil injections 20:287
stickers 12:57
Sticklen, M.B. 17:34
sticky traps 21:69
Stidham, T.M. 20:18
Stienmaus, S. 23:211
Stiffler, R.J. 2:40
Still, D.T. 23:116
Still, S.M. 5:268
Stimulating oak root regeneration with auxin sprays, G.P. Lumis 8:325
Stinemetz, C.L., Gibberellic and abscisic acid content of ash seeds 10:283
Stipes, R.J. 12:155; 14:109; 15:153; 16:137; 17:217
Stipes, R.J., The science and technology of tree injection 14:165
Stirling, G.R. 5:182
Stobbe, Horst (and D. Dujesiefken and K. Schröder), Tree crown stabilization with the double-belt system Osnabrück, 26:270
Stobbe, Horst, 25:113
Stokes, Alexia (and T. Fourcaud, J. Hruska, J. Cermak, N. Nadyezdhina, V. Nadyezdhina and L. Praus), An evaluation of different methods to investigate root system architecture of urban trees in situ: I. Ground-penetrating radar, 28:2
stomatal characteristics 1:86, 106; 8:77; 10:313; 11:103; 13:99, 155; 19:1, 266
stomatal conductance 22:187
stomatal conductance 24:254
Stoner, M.F. 15:280
stone-soil system 22:255
Stookey, J.S. 23:94
storage of trees 2:135, 216; 18:136
Storage temperature and duration effects on bareroot trees, J.M. Englert 19:106
Storing water in soil in arid climates, J.A. Wagar 12:305
storm damage 4:30; 13:46; 19:187
Storm restoration management, D.S. Page 16:5
Storm, S. 5:48
storm-damaged trees 21:156
Storm-resisting features of trees 22:92
Straka, T.J. 23:173
Straley, G.B., Asian trees for American gardens 19:250
Strategies for reducing water input in woody landscape plantings, A.M. Smith 18:165
stratification 19:113
Strauss, Steven H. 24:263
street tree assessment 4:52
Street tree assessment by a survey sampling procedure, F.A. Valentine 4:49
Street tree attributes, R. Sommer 15:243
Street tree decline and construction damage, R.J. Hauer 20:94
Street tree diameters and pruning and wastewood management costs, P.L. Churack 20:231
street tree diversity 19:344
Street tree diversity and size in California 22:180
Street tree growth and mortality, D.J. Nowak 16:124
Street tree inventories, E.T. Smiley 14:36
street tree inventory (see inventory, tree)
Street tree inventory in Mexico City, A. Chacalo 20:222
Street tree inventory using a geographic information system 22:19
Street tree location and sidewalk management preferences of urban householders, Sommer R. 18:189
Street tree maintenance, C.F. Schwarz 13:257
street tree management 16:73
street tree management costs 18:329
street tree numbers 16:69
Street tree performance tests of crabapple cultivars: initial results, H.D. Gerhold 20:87
street tree plan 5:181
street tree planters (see planters, tree)
street tree planting 2:184, 195, 218; 11:146; 20:323
street tree problems 1:52
Street tree species for Iowa, P.H. Wray 11:249
Street tree trends in Kansas, R.L. Davis 19:201
Street trees and road salt in Denmark, N. Hvass 11:61
Street trees and the law, M.J. Heydt 14:20
Street trees in Hong Kong, C.Y. Jim 12:257
Street trees in southern Ontario, J.R. Pickering 8:189
street trees, Anoplophora glabripennis infestation, 27:230; coastal southern California, 27:169; demand for maintenance, 27:277; predicting dimensions, leaf area of, 27:169; predicting growth of, 27:306
street trees, assessing and managing biodiversity of, 25:124; benefit-cost analysis of Modesto’s, 25:235; growth, site conditions and maintenance in Argentina, 25:284; inventory in Portland, OR, 25:9; root barriers and, 25:1; serviceberry tested as, 25:189; size and growth space in Hong Kong, 25:60; tree lilac tested as, 25:185; see also urban trees
street trees, assessing canopy cover, 28:270; pruning, 28:137; relationship of roots and sidewalk cracks, 28:277; resident preference in Melbourne, 28:161; root growth beneath sidewalks, 28:283; simulating maintenance operation, 28:131
street trees, growth and damage to hardscape, 26:289
strength loss 18:201
strength loss, formulae to assess, 27:78
strength of wood 21:83, 21:105
Strength properties of wood related to injection of growth regulators, T.A. Wasniewski 19:220
Streptomyces avermitilis (abamectin), for control of hawthorn lace bug, 25:38
stress and cankers 16:11
Stress in eastern white pine, M.J. Weaver 16:137
Stress management for trees, T.A. Tattar 9:25
stress on trees 17:149, 175
stress tolerant plants 17:137; 20:114
Stress tolerant trees for the southern great plains, J.C. Pair 20:130
stress, drought 4:93; 7:13, 113
stress, environmental 2:39, 159, 209, 228; 3:58, 70, 74, 75, 161; 4:200, 217, 226, 274; 5:39, 75, 159; 11:66, 97, 129, 185, 203, 230, 354; 13:92; 14:31, 109
stress, freezing 7:13, 144
stress, high temperature 17:313
stress, insect damage 16:241, 289
stress, light 21:65
stress, moisture 19:103
stress, predispose to borer attack 9:149
stress, root 14:288; 19:118
stress, salt 4:34
stress, salts and herbicides 1:14, 201
stress, soil 17:333
stress, temperature 11:104
stress, transplanting 11:37
stress, tree, mechanical 21:83, 21:302
stress, urban 21:7
stress, water 1:1, 57, 60; 13:33; 16:203; 18:165
stress, wind 22:44
stresses, tree growth on college campuses and, 25:211
Stringer, J.W. 20:141
striped maple worm 4:265
Strobel, G. 17:184
Stroempl, G. 2:160
Strom, B.L. 22:67
Structural development of trees, R.W. Harris 6:105
structural failure 20:297
Structure and Sustainability of Sacramento's Urban Forest 24:174
structure, root 15:201
structure, soil 11:330
structure, tree 15:180
Struve, D.K. 21:296
Struve, D.K. 23:147, 23:233
Struve, D.K. 9:84
Struve, Daniel K. (and L. Burchfield and C. Maupin), Survival and growth of transplanted large- and small-caliper red oaks, 26:162
Struve, Daniel K., A review of shade tree nitrogen fertilization research in the United States, 28:252; see also D’Amato, Nicholas E.
Stubbs, H.A. 23:8
student arborists 16:219
study guides 15:167
stump removal 18:307
stump sprout control 8:327
stump treatment 3:171
Stutz, J.C. 20:134
Stutz, J.C., 27:193
Styer, W.E., Gall mites in Ohio 1:188
subsoil cultivation 16:307
subsoiling 17:200; 18:235; 20:14, 72
substrate, irrigation efficiency and, 25:200
Successful transplanting, W.M. Flemer 8:234
Succession in the urban forest, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 9:267
sucking insects 2:201
sugar maple decline 12:6
suitability of trees 19:27
Sulak, Joseph A. (and J.J. Kielbaso), Vegetation management along transmission utility lines in the United States and Canada, 26:198
sulfur, iron chlorosis 12:47
sulphur dioxide pollution 2:1, 84; 3:23; 4:107; 6:20, 29; 7:99; 13:71; 14:61; 16:307
Summer branch drop, R.W. Harris 9:111
summer horticultural oil (see horticultural oil sprays)
summer oil spray 14:102, 220; 15:257; 16:89; 17:208
summer shade 3:204
Summit, J. 20:170, 323
Summit, J. 21:260
Summit, J. 22:155
Summit, Joshua 24:89
Sumrall, A. 6:85
Sun, W.Q., Quantifying species diversity of streetside trees in our cities 18:91
Sundheim, R. 14:204
sunlight penetration 11:1
sunscald 24:28
sunscald prevention 9:35, 285; 10:169; 18:15
sunscald, factors determining predisposition, 27:246
Sunspray 6E 14:102, 220
SUNY degree in arboriculture, D.P. Ryan 5:78
Superior shade tree selections for the southeastern United States 21:118
superior trees 21:118
supervision 9:110
Suppression of bark beetles in urban pines 22:67
Surface Energy Balance Affects Gas Exchange of Three Shrub Species 24:254
surface nuclear gauges, quantification of soil compaction, 27:109
surface rooting 11:165
Surface treatments for the prevention of soil compaction during construction, J.M. Lindsey 20:205
surfactants 12:57
surgery 2:20; 8:67
surrogate 24:191
survey of arborists 1:22
Survey of Licensed Tree Experts in Maryland, a 24:35
Survey of line clearance operations in Kansas, 22:281
survey sampling procedure 4:52
survey, trees 1:196; 5:16; 6:188; 17:331, 334
surveys of park visitors, 28:19
surveys, botanical, 26:334
survival in cities 4:14
Survival strategies for trees, T.A. Tattar 10:160
survival, transplanting 21:35, 21:296
survival, transplanting 22:222
survival, tree 20:120, 172
Susceptibility of cotoneasters to fire blight, S.H. Davis, Jr. 2:90
Susceptibility of cultivars and hybrids of Kousa dogwood to dogwood anthracnose and powdery mildew 21:11
Susceptibility of honeylocust to Thyronectria, D. Neely 15:189
Susceptibility of maples to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 18:262
Susceptibility of oaks to root-knot nematodes, F. S. Santamour 18:216
Susceptibility of pines to sodium chloride spray, A.M. Townsend 13:225
Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California, P. Svihra 18:161
Susceptibility of redbuds (Cercis) to root-knot nematodes 21:37
Susceptibility of trees to root-knot nematodes, F.S. Santamour 19:257
sustainability 23:17
sustainability 24:174, 24:112
Sustainable development in the urban forest, J. McNeil 17:94
sustainable development, tree care practices promoting, 27:45
sustainable urban forest 24:112
Suto, Y. 1:166
Svihra, P. (and D. Burger and D. Ellis), Effects of 3 trunk support systems on growth of young Pyrus calleryana trees, 25:319
Svihra, P. 21:221
Svihra, P. 22:174
Svihra, P. 6:245; 7:105
Svihra, P., Diagnosing root rot in ornamentals 17:294
Svihra, P., Elm firewood and bark beetle attack 13:164
Svihra, P., Flatheaded borers in white alders 19:260
Svihra, P., Oakland-Berkeley Hill fire: lessons for the arborist 18:257
Svihra, P., Principles of eradicative pruning 20:262
Svihra, P., Susceptibility of planetrees to anthracnose and powdery mildew in California 18:161
Svihra, Pavel 24:322
Swaigen, J. 5:155
Swanson, B.T. 1:80
Swanson, B.T. 16:279
Swat team for urban forestry, D.C. Willeke 13:1
Sweden, sewer roots 20:329
sweet gum 14:194; 18:1
sweet gum growth in cities 15:255
sweetgum (Liquidambar spp. ), mycorrhizae growth using Biobarrier, 26:92
sweetgum fruit regulation 21:88
sweetgum water use 19:266
Sweetnam, D. 12:168
Swenson, J.P. 19:27
Swim, J. 13:153
Swisher, B.E., Uses of wood chips 2:13
Swistock, Bryan R., 25:249
sycamore anthracnose 3:147; 14:137
Sycamore anthracnose, D. Neely 2:153
sycamore checklist 12:78
sycamore leaf scorch 18:59
sycamore, borers 12:150
Sydnor, T. Davis (and D. Gamstetter, J. Nichols, B. Bishop, J. Favorite, C. Blazer and L. Turpin), Trees are not the root of sidewalk problems, 26:20
Sydnor, T.D. 2:68; 5:164; 9:160, 186, 229, 233, 247; 10:221; 12:72; 13:126; 14:60
Sydnor, T.D. 21:302
Sydnor, T.D. see D’Amato, Nicholas E.
Sydnor, T.D., Arboriculture at Ohio State University 5:5
Sydnor, T.D., Select the proper plant 8:193
Sydnor, T.D., Winter injury_an interaction 4:25
Sydnor, TD. 22:218
Sylvester, W.A. 7:109
Sylvia, David 24:308
synergism 18:298
Synthesis of ectomycorrhizae on red oak seedlings, R.K. Dixon 18:266
Syracuse (N.Y.) street trees 4:53
Syringa reticulata (tree lilac), tested as street tree, 25:185
Syringa spp. (lilac), carbon storage in, 27:57
Syringa spp. (lilac), smaller-growing cultivars under utility wires, 26:309
System Onasbruck, crown stabilization, 26:270
systemic acquired resistance, implications for urban forestry, 27:181
systemic chemicals 4:200; 14:238
Systemic control of sycamore anthracnose, E.B. Himelick 14:137
systemic fungicides 1:80, 112; 2:138; 3:108; 11:45
systemic insecticides 3:26
systemic movement 16:12
Systemic nutrient treatments, E.M. Smith 14:240
systemic pesticides 24:344
Systemic treatment for chlorotic trees, E.B. Himelick 6:192
systemic treatments 17:156
Szeto, E.W. 23:23:8

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