1. Effect of heat on trees, [(116)]
  2. Elkwood, [(100)]
  3. Elm, [(229)]
  4. —, American, [(47)], [(50)], [(119)], [(126)]
  5. —, Camperdown, [(50)]
  6. —, cork, [(95)]
  7. —, English, [(50)]
  8. — leaf beetle, [(49)], [(141)]
  9. —, poplar, gingko and willow trees, told by their form, [(46)]
  10. —, white, [(50)]
  11. Enemies of trees, [(239)]
  12. Enemy of trees, forest fires as an [(241)]
  13. English elm, [(50)]
  14. — hawthorn, [(128)]
  15. — yew, [(123)]
  16. European beech, [(69)]
  17. — larch, [(25)], [(122)], [(126)]
  18. — linden, [(98)], [(119)]
  19. — weeping birch, [(121)]
  20. — white birch, [(68)], [(120)]
  1. Fall webworm, [(148)]
  2. Fagus, [(128)]
  3. — americana, [(68)]
  4. — sylvatica, [(69)], [(120)]
  5. Fern, maidenhair, [(55)]
  6. Fighting forest fires, various ways of, [(194)]
  7. Filling cavities, manner of, [(172)]
  8. Fire, guarding woodlands from, [(193)], [(213)], [(215)]
  9. Flowering dogwood, [(104)], [(122)]
  10. Foliage, spraying, [(141)]
  11. Forest fires as an enemy of trees, [(241)]
  12. — —, various ways of fighting, [(194)]
  13. — lands, exemption from taxation, [(216)]
  14. —, life and nature of, [(182)]
  15. — trees, pruning, [(166)]
  16. Forestry in various countries, [(198)]
  17. —, what it is and what it does, [(179)]
  18. Forests, grazing cattle in, a source of injury, [(196)]
  19. Forest Service, U. S., [(200)]
  20. —, harvesting, [(196)]
  21. —, harvesting of, to increase production, [(180)]
  22. —, how established, [(190)]
  23. —, how harvested, [(197)]
  24. —, how protected, [(193)]
  25. —, how they help to regulate streams and prevent floods, [(187)]
  26. —, method of establishing, [(191)]
  27. —, planting, with seedling trees, [(189)]
  28. — prevent soil erosion, [(187)]
  29. —, protecting from destructive agencies, [(193)]
  30. —, safeguarding, [(179)]
  31. —, utilization of by-products, [(198)]
  32. Fraxinus americana, [(35)], [(126)]
  33. — nigra, [(35)]
  34. Frost, effect of, on trees, [(116)]
  35. Fungi and insects, protection against, [(196)]
  36. — as factors of disease, [(155)]
  37. Fungous diseases attacking cavities, [(172)]
  38. — diseases, spraying for, [(160)]
  39. Fungus, fruiting body of, [(156)]
  1. Gingko biloba, [(55)], [(120)], [(124)]
  2. — or maidenhair tree, [(55)], [(120)]
  3. Gipsy moth, [(74)], [(143)]
  4. Gleditsia triacanthos, [(102)]
  5. Gloeosporium nervisequum, [(62)]
  6. Gray or white birch, [(64)]
  7. Grazing effect on forests, [(196)]
  8. Grove and lawn, study of soil conditions on, [(239)]
  9. Gum, red or sweet, [(95)], [(231)]
  10. Gymnocladus dioicus, [(120)]
  1. Hackberry tree, [(59)], [(70)]
  2. Hackmatack, [(29)]
  3. Hard maple, [(38)]
  4. — pines, [(224)]
  5. “Hardwoods,” or broadleaf trees, [(226)]
  6. Hardy catalpa, [(102)]
  7. Harvesting forests, [(196)]
  8. Harvesting of forests to increase production, [(180)]
  9. Hawthorn, English, [(128)]
  10. Healthy tree, conditions which indicate, [(153)]
  11. Heartwood, [(106)], [(219)]
  12. Heat, effect of, on trees, [(116)]
  13. Hemlock, [(17)], [(128)], [(225)]
  14. — and spruce, description of, [(11)]
  15. Hickory, [(229)]
  16. — bark borer, [(85)], [(151)]
  17. —, bigbud, [(87)]
  18. —, bitternut, [(87)]
  19. —, broom, [(87)]
  20. —, brown, [(87)]
  21. —, mockernut, [(44)], [(86)]
  22. —, pignut, [(87)]
  23. —, shagbark, [(83)]
  24. —, shellbark, [(85)]
  25. —, whiteheart, [(87)]
  26. Hicoria alba, [(86)]
  27. — glabra, [(87)]
  28. — minima, [(87)]
  29. — ovata, [(83)]
  30. Honey locust, [(102)]
  31. Hop hornbeam, [(70)]
  32. Hornbeam, (blue beech), [(70)]
  33. Horsechestnut, [(33)], [(120)]
  34. —, red, [(34)], [(121)]
  35. Humus, [(113)], [(207)]
  36. Hydrophytes, [(111)]
  1. Important insects, [(141)]
  2. Improperly pruned trees, [(161)]
  3. Indian bean, [(104)]
  4. Individuality of trees, [(1)], [(182)], [(239)]
  5. Insects and fungi, protection against, [(196)]
  6. —, boring, [(22)], [(134)]
  7. —, chewing, [(134)]
  8. — galls, [(71)]
  9. —, important kinds of, [(141)]
  10. — injurious to trees, [(134)]
  11. —, leaf-eating, [(49)]
  12. —, methods of destroying injurious, [(134)]
  13. —, nature, habits and influences of, [(239)]
  14. —, sucking, [(134)]
  15. —, the four stages, or life history of, [(140)]
  16. Ironwood tree, [(59)], [(70)]
  17. Italian or Lombardy poplar, [(51)], [(128)]
  1. Japanese maple, [(122)]
  2. — umbrella pine, [(123)]
  3. Juglans cinerea, [(90)]
  4. — nigra, [(87)]
  5. Juniper, [(22)]
  6. Juniperus communis, [(22)]
  7. Juniperus virginiana, [(19)]
  1. Kerosene emulsion, [(139)]
  2. Knees, cypress, [(31)]
  1. Larch, American, [(29)]
  2. — and cypress, description of, [(25)]
  3. — European, [(25)], [(122)], [(126)]
  4. Large-toothed aspen, [(54)]
  5. Larix europaea, [(26)], [(122)], [(126)]
  6. Lawn and grove, study of soil conditions on, [(239)]
  7. Lawn trees, [(119)]
  8. — —, pruning, [(166)]
  9. Leaf blotches, [(41)]
  10. Leaf-eating caterpillars, [(95)]
  11. ——, insect, [(49)]
  12. Leaves, [(107)]
  13. —, needle-shaped, [(19)]
  14. —, scale-like, [(19)]
  15. —, star-shaped, [(93)]
  16. Lenticels, [(64)], [(117)]
  17. Leopard moth, [(39)], [(49)], [(149)]
  18. Lesson on trees, outdoor, [(234)]
  19. Light, influence of, on trees, [(114)]
  20. Limbs, various methods of bracing, [(176)]
  21. Lime-sulphur wash, [(139)]
  22. Lime-tree, [(98)]
  23. Linden, American, [(95)]
  24. — borer, [(98)]
  25. —, European, [(99)], [(119)]
  26. Liquidambar styraciflua, [(93)]
  27. Liriodendron, tulipifers, [(90)], [(126)], [(231)]
  28. Location of trees, care to be exercised in, [(130)]
  29. Locust, [(101)], [(228)]
  30. —, black, [(100)], [(126)]
  31. — borer, [(100)]
  32. —, common, [(101)]
  33. —, honey, [(102)]
  34. — miner, [(100)]
  35. —, yellow, [(101)]
  36. Lombardy or Italian poplar, [(51)], [(128)]
  37. Low juniper, [(22)]
  1. Magnolia acuminata, [(99)]
  2. —, mountain, [(99)]
  3. — soulangeana, [(121)]
  4. —, Soulange’s, [(121)]
  5. — tripetala, [(100)]
  6. Magnolias, the, [(99)]
  7. Maiden-hair fern, [(55)]
  8. — or gingko tree, [(55)], [(120)]
  9. Maple wood, [(231)]
  10. —, ash-leaf, [(46)]
  11. —, hard, [(38)]
  12. —, Japanese, [(122)]
  13. —, Norway, [(44)], [(123)]
  14. — phenacoccus, [(37)]
  15. —, red, [(120)], [(125)]
  16. —, rock, [(38)]
  17. —, silver, [(38)]
  18. —, soft, [(40)]
  19. — sugar, [(37)], [(121)]
  20. — swamp, [(43)]
  21. —, sycamore, [(44)]
  22. —, white, [(40)]
  23. Mesophytes, [(111)]
  24. Method of covering wounds, [(164)]
  25. Methods of destroying injurious insects, [(134)]
  26. Mockernut hickory, [(44)], [(86)]
  27. Moisture a factor in developing disease, [(112)]
  28. —, influence of, on trees, [(110)]
  29. Moral influence of trees, [(237)]
  30. Morus alba, [(105)]
  31. — rubra, [(105)]
  32. Moth, gipsy, [(74)]
  33. —, leopard, [(39)], [(49)]
  34. Mountain magnolia, [(99)]
  35. Mugho pine, [(123)]
  36. Mulberry, red, [(105)]
  37. —, white, [(105)]
  1. National forests, [(200)]
  2. Needle-shaped leaves, [(19)]
  3. Nettle tree, [(71)]
  4. Newark, N. J., [(242)]
  5. Northern white cedar (arbor-vitae), [(22)]
  6. Norway maple, [(44)], [(123)]
  7. — spruce, [(13)]
  8. Nursery, tree, [(132)]