Studies of Trees eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 173 pages of information about Studies of Trees.

Studies of Trees eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 173 pages of information about Studies of Trees.
—­ and oaks,
—­ disease,
Chewing insects,
Cherry,
Child training in observation and precision,
Chlorophyll,
Civic lessons reflected in trees,
Climbing trees, precautions,
Clubs, tree,
Coffee tree,
Colorado blue spruce,
Color of leaves,
Common catalpa,
—­ locust,
Community life of trees,
Conifers or “softwoods,”
Coniferous trees,
Copper beech,
Cork elm,
Cornus florida,
Corrosive sublimate,
Cottonwood,
Cottony-maple scale,
Crataegus oxyacantha,
Crown,
Cucumber tree,
Cypress,
—­ and larch, description of,
—­, bald,
—­ knees,
—­ obtuse leaf, Japanese,

Dead and broken branches, removal of,
Deciduous trees,
Destroying injurious insects, methods of,
—­ pupae,
Developing disease, moisture a factor in,
Diaporthe parasitica,
Diffuse-porous woods,
Disease, fungi as factors of,
—­ moisture a factor in developing,
Dogwood, flowering,
Douglas fir,

Effect of heat on trees, Elkwood, Elm, —­, American, —­, Camperdown, —­, cork, —­, English, —­ leaf beetle, —­, poplar, gingko and willow trees, told by their form, —­, white, Enemies of trees, Enemy of trees, forest fires as an English elm, —­ hawthorn, —­ yew, European beech, —­ larch, —­ linden, —­ weeping birch, —­ white birch,

Fall webworm,
Fagus,
—­ americana,
—­ sylvatica,
Fern, maidenhair,
Fighting forest fires, various ways of,
Filling cavities, manner of,
Fire, guarding woodlands from,
Flowering dogwood,
Foliage, spraying,
Forest fires as an enemy of trees,
—­ —­, various ways of fighting,
—­ lands, exemption from taxation,
—­, life and nature of,
—­ trees, pruning,
Forestry in various countries,
—­, what it is and what it does,
Forests, grazing cattle in, a source of injury,
Forest Service, U.S.,
—­, harvesting,
—­, harvesting of, to increase production,
—­, how established,
—­, how harvested,
—­, how protected,
—­, how they help to regulate streams and prevent floods,
—­, method of establishing,
—­, planting, with seedling trees,
—­ prevent soil erosion,
—­, protecting from destructive agencies,
—­, safeguarding,
—­, utilization of by-products,
Fraxinus americana,
—­ nigra,
Frost, effect of, on trees,
Fungi and insects, protection against,
—­ as factors of disease,
Fungous diseases attacking cavities,
—­ diseases, spraying for,
Fungus, fruiting body of,

Gingko biloba,
—­ or maidenhair tree,
Gipsy moth,
Gleditsia triacanthos,
Gloeosporium nervisequum,
Gray or white birch,
Grazing effect on forests,
Grove and lawn, study of soil conditions on,
Gum, red or sweet,
Gymnocladus dioicus,

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