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Index 43
“Tree Hormones and Why They Matter,”
Joseph Murray 4: 15–19, 15–19
Trees, benefits of 2: 29–30; 4: 15
— centenarian or notable specimens
2: 16, 19, 32, inside back cover; 3:
36, inside back cover; 4: 22, 22, 23,
28, inside back cover
— damage to 4: 18, 18, 19, 22, 24
— human needs met by 2: 29–31
— radioisotopes and dating of 2: 31
— seasons and 2: 30; 4: 15–17, 19
— time and 2: 20, 29, 30–31
— urban 4: 15–19
Trilliums, shade-grown 3: 33
Tropical forests 2: 30–31; 3: 27
Truffles, difficulty of 3: 30
Tsuga spp., and exotic beetles 1: 35
Tuber spp. 3: 30
Tulip poplar 3: 31
Turkey, quinces in: 1: 4, 6, 7
Turkmenistan, fruit trees in 1: 4, 7
Tyler Arboretum 1: 27
UVW
“Umwelt” concept 4: 26–27
Urban mapping 1: 17
— tree care 4: 15–19
United States Department of Agriculture
(USDA) 1: 2
— — — — APHIS and beetles
1: 31–35
— — — — artwork, circa 1900
1: back cover
— — — — GRIN 3: 21
— — — — hardiness zone five 3: 36
— — — — links 1: 34; 3: 21
— — — — NPGS 1: 6, 7, 9
— — — — PPQ program 1: 31–35
— — — — Plants Database 3: 21
— — — — Trans-Caucasus expeditions,
recent 1: 4, 7
US economy and tree consumption
2: 29
US Geological Surveys (USGS) 1: 17
US National Agricultural Library,
1909 illustration from 1: back cover
US National Arboretum 1: 8, 21
— — — — winters at 1: 24
University of Bristol, Long Ashton
[Eng.] 3: 21
University of Connecticut, Aronia
research at 3: 14–25
University of Illinois, apple breeding
at 2: 20
University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill 1: 24
University of Pennsylvania arboretum
1: 30
University of Wisconsin, juice crop
research 3: 23
Vaccinium corymbosum 3: 23
Vavilov Institutes [Soviet] 1: 7
Veitch Nurseries, E. H. Wilson and 3:
2, 10
Venturia inaequalis 2: 10
V f
gene, and apple scab 2: 20
Viburnum bitchuense 1: 24
— brevitubum, in China 2: 26, 27
— chingii 2: 26
Viburnums 2: 26
Wachusett, view from 3: 26
Walnut 3: 30, 32
— varieties and grafts 3: 32
War, deforestation from 1: 21
Warming trends 4: 24
Washburn, Bradford 1: 16
— — aerial photography of 1: 12–17,
13, 14
Wasp, yellow-jacket 2: 3
Watersprouts 4: 19
Watson, James 4: 26
“Weather at the Arboretum—2009,”
Bob Famiglietti 4: 20–24, chart 21,
22–24
Weather damage at Arboretum 4: 22
Weather Station Data, 2009 4: 21
Wildcrafting 3: 27, 33
Willow, corkscrew 3: 35
Willows, as beetle host 1: 34
Willowwood Arboretum 1: 27
Wilson, Ernest Henry, hydrangea and
1: 44
— — — lampshade poppy and 3: 2,
4–7
— — — Malus finds 2: 16
— — — sand pear and 4: 28
— — — Tibetan discoveries revisited
3: 2–13
Wilson’s China: A Century On [Flanagan
and Kirkham, excerpt] 3: 2–13
Windsor Great Park 3: 2
Wisconsin, ginseng cultivation in
3: 30
Wood beetles 1: 31–35
— digestion by mushrooms 3: 31
— industry 2: 29
— — pests and 1: 31–35
— packing as pest vector 1: 31–32, 34;
2; 29
Woody florals 3: 33–35
— ornamentals 1: 2–9, 20–30, 44; 2:
2–21, 32; 3: 14–25, 33, 35, 36; 4: 28
Worcester, MA, ALB in 1: 34
World Agroforestry Center [Kenya]
3: 27
World War II, deforestation from 1: 21
— — — nursery trade and 2: 14, 32;
3: 33–35
Wright, Wilbur 1: 10
Wyman, Donald, aerial photography
of 1: 18
— — crabapple namesake 2: 8, 9, 11,
19, 19, 21
— — — legacy 2: 19
— — quince opinion 1: 5–6
— — ‘Schlesingeri’ red maple and
2: 32
XYZ
Xizang Autonomous Region 3: 3
Xyleborus spp. 1: 35
— seriatus 1: 35
Xylotrechus spp. 1: 35
— hircus 1: 35
Ya-jia Pass region 3: 3–10, 3, 6, 8, 9
Yangtze River, Wilson in 3: 11
Yellow Sea islands 1: 20–21, 21–23
Yichang, Wilson in 3: 11
Yinger, Barry 1: 20, 21, 22, 28
Yoon, Carol Kaesuk, at Cornell 4: 25
— — — Naming Nature: The Clash
Between Instinct and Science
[reviewed] 4: 25–27
Yushania, in China 2: 26
Zacharias, Elizabeth H., Ph.D. 2: 28
Zeiss camera on Hubble 1: 16
Zhong, Xiao 3: 13
Zhedou Pass 3: 4–5, 12
Compiled by Rosalie Davis