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Wachter, D.E. 17:335
Waddy, P.H., Tasks of the tree service worker 2:144
Wagar, J.A. 13:257; 14:52
Wagar, J.A. Sidewalk effects on soil moisture and temperature 20:237
Wagar, J.A., Barrier materials for stopping tree roots 19:332
Wagar, J.A., Computer assisted tree management 16:209
Wagar, J.A., Constraining tree roots 12:96
Wagar, J.A., Reducing surface rooting of trees 11:165
Wagar, J.A., Root damage to sidewalks and curbs 9:177
Wagar, J.A., Sidewalk and fertilizer effects on zelkova and mulberry 8:267
Wagar, J.A., Storing water in soil in arid climates 12:305
wages, arboricultural 16:1, 324
Waggoner, P.E., Arboriculture and the Connecticut Experiment Station 2:141
Wake, V. 23:17
Waldsterben 13:75
Walk, M.F., Windbreaks and energy use 11:190
Walker, D.K., Turning liabilities into assets: organic mulching 3:197
Walker, J.T. 8:252
Walker, J.T., Need for urban IPM 7:204
Wallace, J., Municipal line clearance 10:95
Wallace, R., Contract or fixed price bids 14:193
Wallner, W.E., Scale insects : what the arboriculturist needs to know about them 4:97
Wallner, W.E., Shade tree entomology 1:61
walnut anthracnose 12:312
walnut bunch disease 1:46
walnut caterpillar 6:150
Walterscheidt, M.J. 6:56
Walterscheidt, M.J., Preaching the same sermon 10:9
Walton, G.S. 1:80; 5:265
Walton, G.S., Dogwood borer and dogwood decline 12:196
Wang, W. 19:187
Ward, J.B., Certification by the Penn-Del Chapter 11:147
Ward, W.D. 7:207
Wardle, T.D. 15:125
Ware, G., 27:118
Ware, G.H. 21:284
Ware, G.H. 9:198; 13:20; 15:255; 17:56
Ware, G.H., Coping with clay 10:108
Ware, G.H., Ecological bases for selecting urban trees 20:98
Ware, G.H., Little-known Asian elms 6:197
Ware, G.H., Search for new kinds of elms 6:233
Ware, G.H., Urban soil alkalinity 16:35
Ware, George, 25:168
Wargo, P.M. 5:158
Wargo, P.M., Armillaria mellea 6:276
Wargo, P.M., Defoliation and secondary organism attack 7:64
Wargo, P.M., Effects of stress on root physiology 9:173
Wargo, P.M., Insects have defoliated my tree_now what's going to happen? 4:169
Warnick, H., The RPAR and 2,4,5-T 5:21
Warren, K. 16:578
Warren, L.E. 1:160
Warren, S.L., Nitrogen fertilization and root pruning of dogwood 19:57
Washington trees 15:139
Wasniewski, T.A., Strength properties of wood related to injection of growth regulators 19:220
waste wood disposal 4:126, 144; 12:280; 13:163
waste wood utilization 6:63, 85
wastewater, effect on growth of landscape shrubs, 27:341
wastewood management costs 20:231
Watanabe, S. see Jin, Zhenfu
water absorption 13:39; 18:39
Water as a limiting factor, J.R. Clark 16:203
water balance in trees 1:1
water conservation 19:1
water cost savings 15:40
water deficits 2:39; 19:72
water deficits, container trees 13:296
water demand, tree 20:156
water demand, tree 21:91
water flow 14:234
water loss 17:142
water loss 24:254
Water loss control in shade trees, T.T. Kozlowski 1:81
water loss, plant 22:106
water management 4:204
water movement, stems 7:6
water needs, trees 14:53
water pollution 12:94
water potential 10:313; 13:56, 98; 18:165, 281
water quality improvement 3:183
water regimes, and foliage suitability for gypsy moth, 26:65
Water relations of sweetgum in an urban canyon and park, R.K. Kjelgren 19:266
water relations, maple 22:187
water relations, soil 11:330
water relations, trees 5:129; 6:224, 315; 11:90, 100; 19:119
water requirements, plant 12:305; 17:58, 141; 19:1
water status 13:56
water stress 23:73, 23:133, 23:250
water stress 24:1
water stress 4:16, 218; 6:2, 148; 7:13; 8:6, 219; 12:306; 13:10, 33, 47; 16:172, 235; 18:281; 19:266
water stress, and canker development on Quercus robur, 26:286
Water transport at stem-branch junctures, D. Neely 17:285
water use 23:233
Water use by landscape trees, A.J. Vrecenak 10:313
water use by trees 19:1, 266
water use index 20:156
Water use of landscape plants grown in an arid environment 21:239
water, effect on wood development, 26:66
water, soil 19:281, 289
waterholding capacity 20:71
watering practices 1:211; 6:146; 7:309; 8:58, 173, 210, 239; 9:216; 11:343; 18:165
watering, to prevent sunscald, 27:246
watering, urban microclimate and, 25:112
waterlogging 24:19
waterlogging 9:175
waterlogging, tree establishment and, 27:49
water-use efficiency, in Eucalyptus seedlings, 27:167
Watson, G., 26:30
Watson, G.W. 14:53; 15:91, 256, 268; 16:118
Watson, G.W. 22:167, 22:211
Watson, G.W., Attaining root:crown balance in trees 17:211
Watson, G.W., Deep layers of mulch around trees 17:242
Watson, G.W., Effect of backfill soil texture and planting hole shape on root regeneration of transplanted ash 18:130
Watson, G.W., Effects of root pruning in nurseries 13:126
Watson, G.W., Formation of girdling roots 16:197
Watson, G.W., Mulch and grass competition on root growth 14:200
Watson, G.W., Regeneration of girdling roots after removal 19:278
Watson, G.W., Root distribution and transplanting success 8:225
Watson, G.W., Root growth response to fertilizers 20:4
Watson, G.W., Seasonal variation in root regeneration of transplanted trees 8:305
Watson, G.W., Tree size affects root regeneration and top growth after transplanting 11:37
Watson, G.W., Twig growth following transplanting 12:241
Watson, Gary W. 24:47
Watson, Gary W., Soil replacement: Long-term results, 28:229; see also Dwyer, John E.
Watson, Gary, A Study of CTLA formula values, 27:289
Watson, Gary, Comparing formula methods of tree appraisal, 28:11
Watson, M.R. 14:264
Watson, M.R., Use of tree growth regulators 13:65
Wawrzynski, R.P., Ash flower gall 16:182
Wawrzynski, Robert P. 24:303
Ways to kill a tree, R.E. Partyka 8:57
We need a national Arbor Day, H.J. Banker 3:33
Wealth in jungle treetops, D.R. Perry 12:75
weather effects 4:128
Weatherington, R. 13:158
Weatherston, I. 8:52
Weatherston, J. 3:97
Weaver, M.J., Stress in eastern white pines 16:137
Weaver, M.J., White pine decline 14:109
Webb, R.E. 13:209; 16:174
Webb, R.E. 21:69
Webb, Ralph E. 24:286
Weber, C.C., Tree ordinance of Huntsville, Alabama 8:81
Weber, R.L. 9:21
Webster, A.H. 16:88
Webster, A.H., How to write a good report 11:175
Webster, B.L. 8:240; 10:246
Webster, B.L., Guide to judging the condition of a shade tree 4:247
webworm 4:265
webworm on honeylocust 3:150
webworm, mimosa 12:237
webworms, on honeylocust, 27:263
weed competition 9:175; 11:73, 277
weed control 21:225
weed control 4:111; 7:182; 10:6; 15:71
weed control in nurseries 2:66, 233
Weed control in the landscape, E.M. Smith 5:51
Weed control in the landscape, J.F. Ahrens 7:85
weed killer injury 4:189, 229; 10:181
Weeks, W.P. 5:261
weeping and fluxing 20:42
Weeping trees, R. Rothenberger 13:32
weeping willow 18:6
weevil, pine, control 14:26
Weichenberg, R. 10:204
Weidensaul, T.C. 4:120; 5:20
Weidhaas, J.A., Jr., Goals for shade tree programs 2:176
Weidhaas, J.A., Jr., Problems with insects is people 7:117
Weidhaas, J.A., Jr., Spider mites and other acarina on trees and shrubs 5:9
Weinstein, G. 9:108, 259; 12:112
Weinstein, G., Central Park tree inventory 9:259
Weinstein, G., The commercial arborist in Central Park 9:108
Weinstein, G., Urban tree management 12:26
Well, S. 18:330
Weller, S.C. 7:280
wells around trees 8:268; 11:165
Wells, J.S. 9:176
Wells, R.H. 22:61
Wells, R.J. 20:141
Welsh, D.F. 21:213
Wen-Quan, S. 16:308
Weseloh, R.M. 11:206
Wessolly, L., 27:103
West, D.W. 4:124
West, David H. (and A.H. Chappelka, K.M. Tilt, H.G. Ponder and J.D. Williams), Effect of treeshelters on survival, growth, and wood quality of 11 tree species commonly planted in the southern United States, 25:69
Westfall, R.D. 4:49; 5:166; 7:317
wetland ROW 12:54
wetlands 17:21; 18:102
wettability, leaf surface contamination and, 25:220
wetting agents 12:57
wetwood 4:232; 6:177; 9:63, 112; 15:11; 17:246
Wetwood and slime flux, W.D. Hamilton 6:247
wetwood, elm 11:45, 137; 14:195
What can be done about trim refusals, R.M. Pizza, Jr. 10:209
What makes a big tree special? Insights from the Chicagoland Tree-mendous Trees Program 23:239
What should be the role of government in municipal arboriculture?, R.W. Skiera 4:140
What should be the role of state government in municipal arboriculture-urban forestry?, G.W. Grey 4:71
What to expect from soil tests, T.R. Peck 7:11
What to look for when you buy your tree-shaded new home, F.W. Holmes 4:187
What's a plant worth?, J. Siebenthaler 10:87
Wheeler, A.G., Ragged and shot-holed leaves 7:225
Whitcomb, C.E. 1:192; 3:208; 5:20, 167; 6:221; 7:69, 155; 8:27, 229, 323; 9:57, 282; 10:187; 11:181
Whitcomb, C.E., Effects of black plastic and mulches on growth and survival 6:10
Whitcomb, C.E., Factors affecting establishment of trees 5:217
Whitcomb, C.E., Growing trees in wire baskets 7:158
Whitcomb, C.E., Reducing stress and accelerating growth 10:5
Whitcomb, C.E., Response of trees to grass competition and fertility 7:191
Whitcomb, C.E., Solving iron chlorosis 12:44
Whitcomb, C.E., Why large trees are difficult to transplant 9:57
White pine chlorosis in northern Illinois: iron deficiency or not? 23:191
white pine decline 23:191
White pine decline, M.J. Weaver 14:109; 16:137
white pine weevil 3:149
Whitehead, J., Bark roosting birds 8:140
Whitehead, M.J. 5:168
Whitehead, M.J., Cut-leaf trees 9:102
Whitehead, M.J., Tree climbing with the prussik loop system 7:123
Whitehead, M.J., Trees of Soviet Central Asia 7:211; 8:40
White-Stevens, R. 5:209
Whitlow, T.H. 13:92; 16:76
Whitlow, T.H., Trees in difficult sites 13:10
Whitlow, Thomas H., 25:31
Whitmore, T.E., Alkaline sprays 12:202
Whitmore, T.E., Spray adjuvants 12:57
Whitmore, T.E., Spray adjuvants are management tools 9:301
Whittier, J. 21:57
Why large trees are difficult to transplant, C.E. Whitcomb 9:57
Why trees make no flowers, F.W. Holmes 15:21
Wiant, H.V. 23:106
Widdicombe, R.C. (and B. Carlisle), Geographic information and global positioning systems for tree management, 25:175
Widin, K.D. 14:69
Widrlechner, M., Legal control for undesirable vegetation 7:145
Widrlechner, M.P., Environmental analogs in the search for stress-tolerant plants 20:114
Wiegrefe, Susan., How to communicate complex scientific concepts to arborists and educators, 25:179
Wiest, S. 22:281
Wiest, S.C. 9:243; 18:49
Wikle, J. 7:217
Wilde, S.A. 6:213
wildlife cover 9:67; 12:55, 130; 14:302
wildlife damage 14:214
wildlife habitat 24:160
wildlife habitats 2:80; 5:58, 74, 93; 9:155
Wildlife in the residential forest, R.M. DeGraaf 11:236
wildlife in trees 22:38
wildlife sanctuary 17:21
wildlife trees 24:160
wildlife usage on ROW 1:130, 174
Wiley, A.T. 7:174
Wilhelm, B.G., Image and publicity 11:340
Wilkinson, J.F., 3PF-what it means to you 15:58
Willeke, D.C., Credo in arbores 15:44
Willeke, D.C., Swat team for urban forestry 13:1
Willeke, D.C., Tree "nicety" or "necessity" 15:192
Williams, B.M. 2:113
Williams, D.J. 18:333
Williams, D.J. 6:270; 7:214; 10:294
Williams, D.J., Handling plants in landscape containers 4:184
Williams, J. David, 25:69
WIlliams, J.D. (and J.L. Sibley, C.H. Gilliam and G. Creech), Evaluations of Magnolia grandiflora selections in south-central Alabama, U.S., 28:224
Williams, J.D. 21:118
Williams, J.D., Response of Cornus to moisture stress 13:98
Williams, J.G., 26:170
Williams, Kathryn, Exploring resident preferences for street trees in Melbourne, Australia, 28:163
Willmeng, W. 5:168
willow (Salix spp.), Cytospora canker, 26:326
willow checklist 14:180
willow hybrids 18:6
willow leaf beetle 16:93
willow nematodes 16:190
willow, witches'-broom 1:46
Wills, W.H. 6:203
Wilson, B., 26:275
Wilson, Barrett C. (and J.L. Sibley, J.E. Altland, E.H. Simonne and D.J. Eakes), Chilling and heat unit levels affect foliar budbreak of selected red and Freeman maple cultivars, 28:148
Wilson, C.L. 3:81; 7:230, 258
Wilson, C.L., Diagnosis of urban tree disorders 6:141
Wilson, C.L., Dutch elm disease 1:107
Wilson, C.L., Dutch elm disease research 2:136
Wilson, C.L., Emerging tree diseases in urban ecosystems 3:69
Wilson, C.L., Mycoplasma disease of trees 2:6
Wilson, P.J. 9:262
Wilt-Pruf 10:294
winching 16:273
wind 21:151
wind adapted trees 16:244
Wind and trees 22:44
wind drag, leaves 22:95
wind exposure, and growth, morphology of Sorbus, 26:255; mechanistic model for damage due to, 26:286
wind exposure, scales and speed, 28:237
wind injury 2:121; 4:128; 7:215; 10:217; 14:288; 16:269; 18:201; 19:368
wind loading 21:83
wind resistance 22:48, 22:92
wind shielding by trees 22:237
wind tolerance 11:53
wind, bibliography for tree care professionals, 28:41; factor in tree safety, 28:84; -induced stem damage, 28:110(a); torsional loading due to crown asymmetry, 28:110(a)
windbreak design 7:140
windbreak diseases 4:79
windbreaks 3:203; 8:28; 11:284; 12:113
Windbreaks and energy use, M.F. Walk 11:190
Windham, M.T. 22:83
Windham, M.T., 26:206
windstorm 22:52
windthrow 19:368
windthrow 22:44, 22:52
Windthrow along electrical distribution lines, J-C Ruel 19:271
windthrow, root barriers and, 26:213
Wink, L. 11:171
winter hardiness 20:28
winter injury 2:205, 216; 4:122; 6:146, 260, 270; 7:13, 309; 10:12; 13:93, 273; 16:76
Winter injury_an interaction, T.D. Sydnor 4:25
Winter protection of container plants, G.L. Good 2:51
Winter, C.K. 15:289
wire baskets 18:115
wire embedded in roots 16:306
wire girdling 18:115
Wisconsin DED control 10:250
witches'-broom 23:77
witches'-brooms 2:8, 10, 107, 210; 6:226
Witherspoon, W.R., Root regeneration of Tilia after transplanting 12:165
Witmer, R.K. 23:40
Witomska, M. 6:250
Witt, M.L. 12:50
Witt, T.L., Pesticide issues 14:57
Wohlers, V. 17:119
Wolf, A. 7:277
Wolfe, R.D. 10:142
Women in arboriculture, S. Forgacs 10:50
women, involvement in urban forestry, 28:27
Wong, S. 23:144
Wood characteristics related to injectability, W.A. Sinclair 7:6
Wood chip mulching around maples, S.W. Fraedrich 8:85
wood chips 2:13, 79
Wood chips as mulch for northern white cedar 21:219
wood contraction 13:93
wood density, in urban trees, 27:57
wood disposal 10:115
Wood pole maintenance, R.E. Birtz 5:65
wood rings 16:284
wood utilization 10:178
wood volume, in urban trees, 27:57
Wood, C.B. 21:247
wood, decay detection methods, 25:311; quality and treeshelters, 25:69
wood, effects of environmental factors on development, 26:66
wood, elm, storage 13:164
Wood, P.H. 16:7
Wooded lots, W.J. Vander Weit 12:129
woodlots 16:100
woodpeckers 9:145
Woodtli, K. 22:167
woody biomass 24:191
woody plants, alternatives to pruning, 27:231; freezing tolerance, 27:233; salinity tolerance, 27:233
woody plants, freezing tolerance of, 25:285
woody plants, identifying drought-tolerant, 28:215
Woogerd, S.M. 3:100
woolly larch adelgid 16:90; 17:227
Worf, G.L. 5:155, 160; 8:29, 292; 15:256
work card 18:275
work force stability 21:277
Work measurement and productivity improvement, R.E. Henning 17:80
Work measurement system, E.L. Cunningham 18:43
work orders 12:103
work reporting 18:274
Work with researchers, J.F. Dwyer 13:267
workers' compensation 3:144; 14:71
Workers' Compensation Insurance 11:356
World Forestry Congress 4:252
Worley, D.P. 2:105; 5:24; 6:185
Worley, R.E. 6:294
Worley, R.E., Injection for pecan zinc deficiency 6:253
Worman, J.J., Herbicides and chemophobia 18:10
Worth of muncipally-owned tree nurseries, R.L. Tate 3:169
wound closure 22:206
wound closure 23:227
wound closure 24:249
wound closure 3:213; 5:135, 221; 6:60; 9:285, 317; 11:1, 45, 137; 14:148, 252, 261; 17:205, 266, 331
Wound closure following application of growth regulators, P.W. Gallagher 9:229
Wound closure in eucalyptus, E. Perry 13:201
Wound closure rates, D. Neely 14:250
Wound compartmentalization, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 12:227
wound dieback 22:206
wound dressings 22:206
wound dressings 3:1; 4:146; 9:285, 317; 10:35, 245; 13:104; 18:155, 294
Wound dressings on red maple and American elm : effectiveness after five years, A.L. Shigo 3:8
Wound dressings, A.L. Shigo 9:317
Wound healing in bark, A.R. Biggs 16:108
Wound healing in bark, G.W. Hudler 10:241
wound paints 18:155
wound response, injection 16:174
wound stimulants 16:110
wound susceptibility 22:229
Wound susceptibility and canker expansion in honeylocust inoculated with Thyronectria, W.R. Jacobi 18:288
wound treatment 1:148, 234; 2:40; 7:180; 9:28, 97; 11:322; 12:84; 17:26, 334
Wound treatment system to supress cankers and wood rot in trees, J.L. Peterson 18:155
wound weeping 17:263
wound wood discoloration 11:197, 257; 13:262
wounding 24:248
Wounding and compartmentalization, K.T. Smith 14:226
Wounding by Mauget and Medicap injections, A.C. Costonis 6:204
wounding, oak wilt spread 11:323
wounds 3:114, 187; 4:48, 187; 6:300; 7:113, 275; 8:67, 173, 311; 9:61, 149, 175; 10:41; 13:97; 14:242; 17:218, 250, 261
Wounds and borer damage in ash, F.S. Santamour, Jr. 13:131
wounds and disease 13:102
wounds, bole 13:288
wounds, branch junction and hydraulic segmentation, 28:245; branch morphology and compartmentalization, 28:99; Lac Balsam® as treatment, 28:264
wounds, decay 12:100
wounds, incremental borings and, 25:113
wounds, injection 14:240; 17:78, 103
wounds, insect attraction 18:294
wounds, regeneration and abnormal wood formation, 26:132
wraps, tree 12:198
Wray, P.H., Street tree species for Iowa 11:249
Wrestling with diagnosis of tree problems, S. Perry 17:84
Wright, D.C., Adverse effects of atrinal on plane and maple 14:125
Wright, D.C., Effect of atrinal on plane and maple 14:121
Wright, D.C., Injection wounding in maple with atrinal 15:94
Wright, R.D. 7:144
Wright, W.G. 1:160
Writing a business plan, H.A. Carpenter 13:21
Wu, Z., Urban forest pest management 17:150
Wuertz, D.E. 10:323
Wysong, D.S. 5:168

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