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38 Arnoldia 68/1 Goldenseal 3: 29, 29 Gongga Shan Mt. (Minya Konka) 3: 4, 5, 8–10 Google Earth 1: 10 GPI Models 1: 18 GPS database, in curriculum 3: 32 Gravitropism 4: 16 Gray, Asa, and disjunct flora 1: 44 Great Lakes region, oaks in 4: 2–13, map 6 Griffola frondosa 3: 30 Growth processes, and plant hormones 4: 15–19 — rate, measuring 2: 30–31 Grunsfield, John 1: 16 H Hardiness, of camellias 1: 20–30 — of crabapples 2: 3 — of hydrangea 1: 44 — of pines 3: 36 Hardwoods, for mushroom-growing 3: 31 — secondary 3: 32 Harvard Institute for Geographical Exploration 1: 12, 16 Harvard Real Estate 1: 17 Hayrapetyan, Vagharshak, Dr. 1: 4 Hellebore, Tibetan 2: 27–28, 28 Hellebores, shade-grown 3: 33 Helleborus chinensis 2: 27–28 — thibetanus, in China 2: 27–28, 28 Hemlocks, as beetle host 1: 35 Hengduan Shan mountains 3: 4–13 Hen-of-the-woods mushroom 3: 30 Hericium spp. 3: 30, 31 Heucheras, shade-grown 3: 33 Hickory nuts 3: 30, 32 — red pignut 3: 32 — shagbark 3: 32 — varieties and grafts 3: 32 Hill, Rev. Ernest J. Hill 2: 4 “Hill’s Oak: The Taxonomy and Dynamics of a Western Great Lakes Endemic,” Andrew L. Hipp 4: 2–13, 2–6, map 6, genetic chart 7, 8–12 Himachal Pradesh, pine from 3: 36 Himalayan National Park 3: 36 Himalayan pine 3: 36, inside back cover Himalayas, Eastern 3: 3, 4–13, 5, 8, 9, 12 — flora of 3: 2–13, 36 Hines Nursery 1: 28 Hipp, Andrew L. “Hill’s Oak: The Taxonomy and Dynamics of a Western Great Lakes Endemic,” 4: 2–13 — — — photo by 4: back cover Hippeastrum 4: 16 Hokkaido 1: 44 Holboellia, in China 2: 26, 27 Holden Arboretum 1: 21 Honeysuckle family 2: 25 Honeysuckles, in China 2: 28 Honshu 1: 44 Hood Blimp 1: 19 Hooker, Joseph Dalton 4: 26 Hormones, and plant care 4: 15–19 “Hormones and Tropisms” 4: 16 Hornbeam 2: 26; 3: 31 Horsechestnut, as beetle host 1: 34 Hosie, Sir Alexander 3: 11 Hostas, forest-grown 3: 33, 33 Howard, Heman 1: 18 — — 1959 photo by 2: 17 Hubble telescope camera 1: 16 Hubei Province 2: 19; 4: 28 Humanity and trees 2: 29–31 Hun, Chang Yong 1: 21 Hybrid, intergeneric 1: 3–4; 3: 25 — interspecific 3: 21 Hybrization, in oaks 4: 2–13 Hydrangea, panicle 1: 44 Hydrangea paniculata ‘Praecox’ 1: inside front/back covers, 44 Hydrastis canadensis 3: 29, 29 Hylurgus ligniperda 1: 33, 33 IJ K Iles, Jeff, “Crabapples…With No Apologies” 2: 2–13 Illinois, oaks in 4: 2–13 Incarvillea delavayi 3: 13 — in a Tibetan scene 3: 11 “Index to Arnoldia, Volume 66” 1: 36–43 India, pine from 3: 36 Indiana, spruce beetle in 1: 35 International Council for Research in Agroforestry [Kenya] 3: 27 “In the Footsteps of Father David,” Cédric Basset 2: 22–28, 22–28 Iowa, Aronia in 3: 32 Iowa State University 2: 13 Ips sexdentatus 1: 33, 33 — typographus 1: 35 — — spruces killed by 1: 35 Iran, quince germplasm in 1: 7 Ironwood 3: 31 Irrigation, and hormones 4: 18–19, 18 Japan, plants from 1: 30, 44; 2: 16 Japanese spicebush 1: 24 Johnson, Ethan W. 1: 15 Joyce Kilmer Park, in aerial photos 1: 1936, 14; 1955, 18 Juglans spp. 3: 30 Juice crops, sustainable 3: 14–25 June, Chang Yong 1: 21 Junipers, alpine 3: 8 Kabul, pine from 3: 36 Kangding expedition 3: 2–13, 10 Kazakhstan wild apple 2: 20 Kelley, Susan 1: 17 Kenya, agroforestry center 3: 27 Kew’s Arboretum 3: 2 — expeditions to Himalayas 3: 2–13, 36 Kilimanjaro, agroforestry on 3: 27 Kirkham, Tony 3: 2, 3 — — “An Excerpt From Wilson’s China: A Century On,” with Mark Flanagan 3: 2–13 — — photo by 3: inside front cover Knox, Charles 1: 2 Koller, Gary 2: 32 Korean camellias 1: 20–30, 23, 25–30 — climate 1: 20–25, 30 — mountain ash 1: 24 Kuan Hsien, travelling in 3: 11–12 L Ladyslipper, Tibetan 3: 12 Lampshade poppy, quest for 3: 2, 4–7 Landscape ornamentals 1: 2–9, 20–30, 44; 2: 2–21, 32; 3: 14–25, 36; 4: 28 Land-use 3: 26–35 Larches, as beetle host 1: 33, 35 Lardizabalaceae 2: 26 Larix spp., and exotic beetles 1: 33, 35 Latin America, quinces in 1: 4–5 Leaf-spot 1: 6, 7 — frogeye 2: 10 Leaves, soil nutrients in 3: 29 Lentinula edodes 3: 28, 30
Index 39 Leptographium spp. 1: 33 Lian Lua Shan mountains [Tibet] 3: 5 Lightning damage 4: 22 Lilium lophophorum 3: 13 Lindera obtusiloba, autumn foliage 1: 24 Lindgren funnel trap 1: 32, 33, 35 Linnaean system and new trends 4: 26–27 Linnaeus, Carolus, statue of 4: 27 Lion’s mane mushroom 3: 30, 31 Liriodendron tulipifera 3: 31 Lhasa, travelling to 3: 2–5 Longwood Gardens, camellias at 1: 28 Lonicera, in China 2: 28 Lyon Botanical Garden 2: 28 M MacDaniels, Lawrence 3: 32 “MacDaniels Nut Grove: A Unique Educational Site” 3: 32, 32 Magnolia, in China 2: 28 — liliiflora, in China 2: 23 Maine, chokeberry in 3: 19 — exotic beetle in 1: 35 Maitake mushroom 3: 30 Malus 1: 3; 2: front/back covers, 2–21 — ‘Adirondack’ 2: 7, 7, 9 — ‘Aldenhamensis’ 2: 2 — ‘Almey’ 2: 2 — ‘Amberina’ 2: 5 — ‘Antonovka’ rootstock 2: 18 — apple-scab and 2: 3, 10, 10 — Arboretum legacy of 2: 14–21, back cover — x atrosanguinea 2: 17 — baccata 2: 5, 19–20 — — ‘Columnaris’ 2: 21 — — ‘Jackii’ 2: 21 — ‘Barbara Ann’ 2: 21 — bark interest 2: 19–20 — ‘Blanche Ames’ 2: 17, 21 — ‘Bob White’ 2: 10, 10, 21 — ‘Camzam’ (Camelot®) 2: 7, 8, 9 — ‘Cardinal’ 2: 7, 9 — centenarian 2: 16 — ‘Cinzam’ (Cinderella®) 2: 7, 9 — ‘Coralcole’ (Coralburst®) 2: 7, 7 — ‘David’ 2: 7, 8, 9 — diseases and resistance to 2: 3, 6, 9–10, 20 — documentation 2: 16 — ‘Dolgo’ 2: 10, 10 — ‘Donald Wyman’ 2: 8, 9, 10, 11, 19, 19, 21 — ‘Dorothea’ 2: 2, 21, 21 — ‘Doubloons’ 2: 13 — dwarf 2: 7, 18 — floribunda 2: 2, 4, 6, 9, 10, 16 — — ‘Exzellenz Thiel’ 2: 6 — — Selection #821 2: 20 — flowering display 2: 2, 2–4, 4, 6–8, 9, 12–19, 13, 17, 19, 21 — foliage 2: 3, 5, 9–10 — fruiting 2: front/back covers, 3, 4, 5, 5–6, 8, 9–10, 10, 11, 13, 19, 19, 20 — — preserves from 2: 10 — fruitless cultivars 2: 10 — genetics and selection 2: 14–17, 20 — halliana 2: 20 — hardiness 2: 3 — ‘Henrietta Crosby’ 2: 17, 21 — ‘Henry F. Dupont’ 2: 17, 21 — ‘Hopa’ 2: 3 — ‘Huber’ (Royal Fountain®) 2: 13 — hupehensis 2: 16, 17, 20 — ‘Indian Magic’ 2: front cover, 10 — ioensis ‘Palmeri’ 2: 21 — ‘Jarmin’ (Marilee®) 2: 10 — ‘Jewelcole’ (Red Jewel) 2: 8, 9, 10 — ‘JFS-KW5’ (Royal Raindrops®) 2: 9, 13 — ‘Katherine’ 2: 21 — lancifolia hybrids 2: 18 — ‘Lanzam’ (Lancelot®) 2: 7, 9 — ‘Liset’ 2: 2, 2, 6 — ‘Lollizam’ (Lollipop®) 2: 7 — longevity 2: 16 — ‘Louisa’ 2: 9, 13, 13 — ‘Mary Potter’ 2: 17, 17, 21 — ‘Orange Crush’ 2: 6, 6, 9 — pedicel variation 2: 19 — ‘Pink Pearl’ 2: 21 — ‘Prairie Maid’ 2: 5, 9 — ‘Prairifire’ 2: 9, 10, 12, 13 — ‘Prince Georges’ 2: 21 — ‘Profusion’ 2: 2 — prunifolia 2: 5–6 — — ‘Pendula’ 2: 6 — ‘Purple Prince’ 2: 7, 9 — ‘Radiant’ 2: 3 — ‘Red Jade’ 2: 2, 5, 5–6, 12, 13 — ‘Red Swan’ 2: 5, 6 — x robusta ‘Erecta’ 2: 21 — rootstock effects 2: 20 — sargentii 2: 6, 16 — — ‘Rosea’ 2: 7, 17, 21 — — ‘Select A’ (Firebird®) 2: 7 — — ‘Tina’ 2: 7 — ‘Satin Cloud’ 2: 5 — Sax experimental hybrids 2: 18, 18 — ‘Schmidtcutleaf’ (Golden Raindrops®) 2: 7, 8, 9 — sieversii 2: 20 — ‘Snowdrift’ 2: 10, 11 — ‘Spring Snow’ 2: 10 — sylvestris hybrids 2: 18 — transitoria, in China 2: 15 — tschonoskii 2: 5, 16 — unnamed #691-52-A 2: 18 — variation of 2: 3 — wasps and 2: 3 — weeping forms 2: 5–6, 12–13, 13 — winter interest 2: 11, 12, 13, 20 — x zumi ‘Calocarpa’ 2: 21 “Malus at the Arnold Arboretum: An Ongoing Legacy,” Michael S. Dosmann 2: 14–21, 14–21 “Malus Mystery” 2: 18 Maple 3: 32, 36 — David’s 2: inside front cover, 22 — products 3: 28, 35 — red, cultivar ‘Schlesingeri’2: 32, inside back cover — red 3: 31 — sugar 3: 31 Maples, as beetle host 1: 35 Maps from photos 1: 10, 12–15, 17–19 March, Sylvester 1: 21 Marino, Sergio 1: 18 Maryland, spruce beetle in 1: 35 Maslow, Abraham, human needs concept 2: 29 Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation 1: 34 Massachusetts forests 3: 26 Massachusetts Public Works 1: 18 Maximowicz (the botanist) 2: 28 Mayr, Ernst 4: 25, 26 Meconopsis x beamishii 3: 7 — x finlayorum 3: 7 — horridula 3: 13
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