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Notice to Exam Candidales ............................. xiii Chapter 4: Water Management


Int.roduclion ........................................................X\' Objec1ives .......................•....••.........•...•.......•.•.•....54
KeyTenns...... .. ............................ ...............S4
Chapter 1:Tree Biology lntroduction ........................................... ...............SS
Objectives ..............................................................2 Trees and Water.... ............................ %
KeyTenns ...................... ........................................2 Irrigation .............................................................$7
l•utoduction ............................................. ...............3 Water Conservation ............................ .SS
Tree J-\oatonly.........................................................3 flooding .................................................61
Tree Physiology ............. ........................................9 Drainage. .........................................62
Tropical Trees and Palms ..•.....•..•.••.••.•••.....•.•...•..• l4 Workbook ...................................... .....................64
Workbook ..............•.....•....••..•.......•.........•.••....•.••.. 16 Other Sources of lnfonnatio11..............................66
Other Sources of lnfonnation .............................. I 9
Chapter 5: Tree Nutrition and Fertilization
Chapter 2: Tree Identification Objeclivcs ........................ .......................68
Objec1ivcs ..•...•...••..•...•..•.•••.•••.•.....•.•.....•.••......••..•22 Key Tenns ....................... ............ .................68
Key Tenns ........................................................... 22 Introduction ............................. ...............69
lotroduction ......................................................... 23 Tree Requirements ............................... ...............69
Plant Classification.............................................. 23 Fertilizer ................................................ ...............70
Plant Nomenclature............................................. 24 Soila.nd Plan1 Uplake....•......•.......... .....•...............74
Basic 10 Principles ............................................. 2S Analysis and Prescrip1ion ....................................76
Palms ................................................................... 29 Workbook .............................•..•...•... ...... ...•..•••......77
Using a Key.... .......................................... 29 Other Sour<:cs of lnfonnation ....................... .......79
Workbook ............................................... 30
Other Sources of [nfonnation ........... .................. 33 Chapter 6: Tree Selection
Objeclivcs ...............................•.......•........•..••..••..•82
Chapter 3: Soil Science Key Tenns .................................•.......••...•••.....••••••82
Objectives .... ............ ............................................36 lntroduction ..........................................................$3
Key Tenns .. ...............................36 Ma1ching Tre<: and Si1e ................. .......................83
lntroduc1ion ................................ .37 Selecting Trees at the Nursery ...................... .......89
Physic.al Propenies. ................................. 37 Workbook ............................................................•91
Chemical Properties .................................40 Other Sources oflnfonnation .... ..... ........ ...........93
Biological Propenies.......... .................................42
Soil MoislUre and Plant Growth ..........................43 Chapter 7: Installation and Establishment
Urban Soils ................ ... ......................................45 Objwivcs. ........ .....................................%
Soil hnJ)tovement .................................................46 Key Tenns ................. .............................%
Workbook ............................................................ .48 lnlroduction . .......................... .............. ...............97
Other Sources or lnfonntnion ..............................S 1 Plam $elec1ion ................. ... ....................97
Planting Techniques .......... ........ ............ ... 100
Transplanting .............. ................... 102
Early Care ................... ................... ..................• 105
Plamin.g Specific~uio1lS ......... 110
Workbook ................. ........................................ 111
Other Som·ecs of lnformatiOJ\ ............................ l13
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Chapter 8: Pruning The n u·ca• of"Exo•ie" PesiS ............................. 170


Objec1ives .................................................. 116 Gelling l..aboraiOfy AssiStance ........................... l70
KeyTemls .............. .. ................................. 116 Workbook ........................................................... 172
Introduction .................................................. 117 Other Soul'<:es of lnfonn~u i on ............................ 175
l)runing Objectivcs ............................................. l l7
Branch Attachment. ............................................ I IS Chapter 1 1: Plant Health Care
Pn.IJlin.g Culs....................................................... l 19 Objeclives ..........................................................178
S1rucmral Pruning .............................................. 122 Key Tcnns .......................................................... 17S
Pmning Mamre Trees......................................... 123 lntroduction ........................................................ l79
Pruning Me1hods (Types) ................................... l23 Definition and PhiiOSOJ>hy.................................. l79
Pni1ling Palms .................................................... 126 Whal Is a Heahhy Plam?.................................... I SO
Specialty Ptuning ............................................... l26 Plant Defense Mechanisms ................................ lSI
\Vound Dtess·ings ............................................... 127 Plant Heahh Care Process .................................. J 82
P'nl1ling Tools ..................................................... 127 He.alth Management Strategies .......................... 187
1'inlins ................................................................ I2S Managemen1 Op1ions ..... ........................... I 88
Plan1 Grow1h Rcgulalors .................................... I2S \Vorkbook ................. .................... ....... 193
Workbook ........................................................... 129 Other Sources of Information ............................ 195
Other Sources of lnfonnation ............................ l32
Chapter 12: Tree Assessment and Risk
Chapter 9: Tree Support and Lightning Management
Protection Objeclives .......................................................... 198
Objec1ives .......................................................... 134 KeyTenns ........................................................198
Key Tcnns .......................................................... 134 fl1troductiOtl ........................................ 199
Tree Support Sys1ems .....•................•........•....•.• 135 Risk Asse.ssmcnt Basics ..................................... l99
ln~toduction ................................................... l35 Ttee Inspection ......................................200
S1a1ic Cable Syslems..................................... I3S Tree Decay .........................................................202
Dynamic S11ppon. Systems ............................ l4 1 Risk Assc.ssmctn and Managemcm ....................207
Bracing .......................................................... l4 1 t\1itigatiOtl Options .............................................20S
Guying .................. ......................................... l42 liability and Ncgligcncc ....................................209
Propping ...................... ....................... 143 Workbook ...........................................................211
lnspeccion and Maintenance ......................... 144 01her Sources of lnfonuation ............................2 13
Lightning Protection Systems ............................ l44
lntroduction ............... ....... ............................. l44 Chapter 13: Trees and Construction
Lightning and Trees .. .................................... 14$ Objec1ives .........................................................•2 16
Candidates for ProtectiOil .............................. l45 Key Tenns ..........................................................2 16
lightning Protection Systems ....................... I4S lntroduction ........................................................2 17
lnspec•.ion and Maintenance ......................... 146 How Trees Are Damaged During
Workbook ........................................................... l47 Conslntct.ion ...................................................2 17
Other Sources of lnfonnatiOil ............................ I49 Construction Prn.ctices .......................................2 19
Planning and Preservation..................................220
Chapter 10: Diagnosis and Pla nt Disorders Avoiding Tree Damage During
Objec1ivcs .......................................................... 152 Cons1.n1ct.ion ...................................................221
KeyTcnns .......................................................... l52 Treaunent of Trees Damaged by
huroduction ........................................................ l53 Cons1ruc1ion ...........................224
General Diagnosis Principles ............................. I 53 Role of the ArboriS-1.. ..........................................227
Tree S~ress .......................................................... IS7 Workbook ................... ...........................22S
i-\biotic Oisorders ............................................... l$9 Other Sources of Infom1ation ............................230
Biotic Disordei'S ................................................. 165
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Chapter 14: Urban Forestry Chapter 16: Climbing and Working in Trees
Objectives ..................................................232 Objectives ........................ .................................272
Key Temls ................ .................................232 Ke~· Tenns ..... ...........................272
Introduction ..................................................233 Introduction ..................... .............. ...................273
Benefits and Costs of1"rees ................................233 lltSpection of Gear ...........................273
Valuation and Appraisal .....................................236 Rope .................. .............. ...................274
Planning .............. ......................................237 Design and Limitations ........................ .............275
Inventories .........................................................238 Knots ............................... ........ .. .... .................. .275
Regulatory and Legal Issues ..............................239 lnspec1ion of the Tree............. ...........................280
l\1al1agcnlent.......................................................241 Climbing Techniques and Proc:edures ................280
l11fonnation and Education ................................244 Emergency Response aJ1d Aerial Rescue ...........2S5
Workbook ... ....................................245 Rigsing...............................................................2S7
O ther Sources of Information ............................248 1Vorkbook ...................................•.......•....•......•..•292
O ther Soutces of lnfonnatiOJ\ ............... .............295
Chapter 15: Tree Worker Safety
Objecti'"es ..........................................................250 Glossary .............................................................299
KeyTenns ..........................................................250 AnswetS 10 Workbook Questions and Sample
l•uroduction ........................................................2S I Test Questions ................................................32 1
La,vs and Rcgul.ations ........................................2S I Bibliography ................................... ...................333
PcrsoMI Protc<:tive Equipment (PPE) ...............252 Index ............................•..•....•......••...•••..••.••.••••.•.339
Good Communiealion.... ....................................2S3
General Safety....................................................254
Elc<:trical Haurds ..............................................255
Chain Saw Safety ...............................................256
Tree Felling and RemovaL ............... .................2SS
Chipper Safety ...................................................260
Aerial lifis (Mobile Elevated Work
Platfonns)... ..........................................260
Palm Safety ........................................................26 1
First·Aid Procedures ..........................................26 1
Workbook ...........................................................266
Other Sources oflnfonnation ... .........................269

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