1. Oak, [(226)]
  2. —, black, [(75)]
  3. —, pin, [(79)], [(119)], [(125)]
  4. —, red, [(76)], [(124)], [(126)]
  5. —, scarlet, [(76)]
  6. —, swamp white, [(74)]
  7. —, white, [(72)]
  8. —, yellow, [(76)]
  9. Oaks and chestnut, [(71)]
  10. Observations about trees, general, [(235)]
  11. — and precision, child training in, [(237)]
  12. Obtuse Japanese cypress, [(123)]
  13. Opposite branched trees, [(31)]
  14. Orange, Osage, [(105)], [(128)]
  15. Oriental spruce, [(122)]
  16. — sycamore, [(63)], [(123)]
  17. Osage orange, [(105)], [(128)]
  18. Ostrya virginiana, [(70)]
  19. Outdoor lesson on trees, [(234)]
  20. Oyster-shell scale, [(53)]
  1. Paper birch, [(66)]
  2. Picea canadensis, [(15)]
  3. — excelsa, [(13)]
  4. — mariana, [(15)]
  5. — orientalis, [(122)]
  6. — parryana, [(15)]
  7. — pungens, [(15)], [(123)]
  8. Pignut hickory, [(87)]
  9. Pin oak, [(79)], [(119)], [(125)]
  10. Pine, Austrian, [(9)], [(11)], [(122)]
  11. —, Bhotan, [(6)], [(122)]
  12. —, Mugho, [(123)]
  13. —, red, [(11)], [(126)]
  14. —, Scotch, [(9)], [(11)]
  15. — trees, [(1)]
  16. — weevil, white, [(4)]
  17. —, white, [(122)], [(126)]
  18. Pines, [(224)]
  19. Pinus Austriaca, [(9)]
  20. — excelsa, [(6)]
  21. — mughus, [(123)]
  22. — resinosa, [(11)], [(126)]
  23. — rigida, [(6)]
  24. — strobus, [(4)], [(122)], [(126)]
  25. — sylvestris, [(9)]
  26. Pitch pine, [(6)]
  27. Pith, [(106)]
  28. Plane or sycamore tree, [(60)]
  29. Plant lice, or aphides, [(68)], [(152)]
  30. — study, value of, for children, [(235)]
  31. — trees, how to, [(130)]
  32. Planting forests, [(179)]
  33. — forests with seedling trees, [(189)]
  34. — little trees, methods of, [(211)]
  35. —, improving woodland by, [(207)]
  36. — new trees, [(207)]
  37. — trees, [(128)], [(130)]
  38. — — most economical method, [(211)]
  39. — — on land unsuitable for crops, [(207)]
  40. Plants, adaptation of, to seasonal changes, [(238)]
  41. Platanus occidentalis, [(60)]
  42. — orientalis, [(63)], [(123)]
  43. Polyporus betulinus, [(157)]
  44. Poplar, balsam, [(54)]
  45. —, Carolina, [(51)]
  46. —, Lombardy or Italian, [(51)]
  47. —, silver, [(53)]
  48. —, tulip, [(92)]
  49. —, white, [(53)]
  50. —, yellow, [(92)], [(231)]
  51. Populus alba, [(53)]
  52. — balsamifera, [(54)]
  53. — deltoides, [(51)]
  54. — grandidentata, [(54)]
  55. — nigra, [(51)], [(128)]
  56. — tremuloides, [(54)]
  57. Pores in wood, [(227)]
  58. — small or indistinct, [(230)]
  59. — varying in size, [(230)]
  60. Poster for private woodlands, [(215)]
  61. Precautions against fire, [(214)]
  62. Protection against fungi and insects, [(196)]
  63. Pruning forest trees, [(166)]
  64. — lawn trees, [(166)]
  65. — shade trees, [(166)]
  66. —, tools used in, [(166)]
  67. —, too severe, [(163)]
  68. — trees, fundamental principles, [(160)]
  69. — —, time for, [(162)]
  70. Pussy willow, [(59)]
  1. Quaking aspen, [(54)]
  2. Quality of trees, how to judge, [(129)]
  3. Quality of wood, how to judge, [(233)]
  4. Quercus alba, [(72)]
  5. — palustris, [(79)], [(119)], [(125)]
  6. — platanoides, [(74)]
  7. — rubra, [(76)], [(124)], [(126)]
  8. — velutina, [(75)]
  1. Red cedar, [(225)]
  2. — — and arbor-vitae, description of, [(19)]
  3. — gum, [(95)], [(231)]
  4. — horsechestnut, [(34)]
  5. — juniper, [(22)]
  6. — maple, [(41)], [(120)], [(125)]
  7. — mulberry, [(105)]
  8. — oak, [(76)], [(124)], [(126)]
  9. — pine, [(11)], [(126)]
  10. — or black oaks, [(226)]
  11. — or sweet gum, [(231)]
  12. Red spider, [(13)]
  13. Redwood, [(226)]
  14. Removal of dead and broken branches, [(162)]
  15. — of trees, how to mark, [(212)]
  16. Requirements of trees, [(110)]
  17. Retinospora obtusa, [(123)]
  18. Rhytisma acerinum, [(41)]
  19. Ring-porous woods, [(221)], [(226)]
  20. Robinia pseudacacia, [(100)], [(126)]
  21. Rock maple, [(38)]
  22. Roots, [(110)]
  23. —, development of, [(110)]
  24. —, protection of, from drying, [(130)]
  25. Rust, apple, [(22)]
  1. Safeguarding forests, [(179)]
  2. Salix babylonica, [(58)]
  3. Salix discolor, [(59)]
  4. Saperda vestita, [(98)]
  5. Sapwood, [(106)]
  6. Sawfly, [(27)]
  7. Scale, cottony-maple, [(39)]
  8. —, oyster-shell, [(53)]
  9. Scale-like leaves, [(19)]
  10. Scarlet oak, [(76)]
  11. Sciadopitys verticillata, [(123)]
  12. Scolytus quadrispinosus, [(85)]
  13. Scotch pine, [(9)], [(11)]
  14. Screening trees, [(128)]
  15. Season, influence of, [(116)]
  16. Seasons for spraying trees, [(137)]
  17. Seedling trees, planting forests with, [(189)]
  18. Shade trees, pruning, [(166)]
  19. Shagbark hickory, [(83)]
  20. Shellbark hickory, [(85)]
  21. Silver maple, [(38)]
  22. — poplar, [(53)]
  23. Soft maple, [(40)]
  24. — pines, [(224)]
  25. “Softwoods” or conifers, [(224)]
  26. Soil erosion, forests prevent, [(187)]
  27. —, influence of, on trees, [(112)]
  28. — of wooded areas, preserving, [(206)]
  29. —, physical character of, important for production of trees, [(114)]
  30. Soulange’s magnolia, [(121)]
  31. Specifications for street tree, [(131)]
  32. Specimens of wood, how to identify, [(222)]
  33. Split trees, [(176)]
  34. Spray trees, how to, [(138)]
  35. Spraying apparatus, [(138)]
  36. — foliage, [(141)]
  37. — for caterpillars, [(145)]
  38. — for fungous diseases, [(160)]
  39. — material, [(138)]
    1. arsenate of lead, [(138)]
    2. kerosene emulsion, [(139)]
    3. lime-sulfur wash, [(139)]
    4. tobacco water, [(139)]
    5. whale-oil soap, [(139)]
  40. — trees, seasons for, [(137)]
  41. — trees, thoroughness essential, [(138)]
  42. Spruce and hemlock, description of, [(11)]
  43. —, black, [(15)]
  44. —, blue, [(123)]
  45. —, Oriental, [(122)]
  46. —, Norway, [(13)]
  47. —, white, [(15)]
  48. Spruces, [(224)]
  49. Star-shaped leaves, [(93)]
  50. Stem, [(106)]
  51. Stomata, [(117)]
  52. Streets, trees for, [(123)]
  53. Structure of trees, [(106)]
  54. — of woods, [(217)]
  55. Sucking insects, [(4)], [(134)]
  56. Sugarberry, [(71)]
  57. Sugar maple, [(37)], [(121)]
  58. — maple borer, [(37)]
  59. Suggestions for forming tree clubs, [(242)]
  60. — for outdoor study of trees, [(234)]
  61. — for planting little trees, [(211)]
  62. — for safety of tree climbers, [(167)]
  63. — for tree nursery, [(132)]
  64. Surface wounds, [(168)]
  65. Swamp maple, [(43)]
  66. — white oak, [(74)]
  67. Sweet birch, [(66)]
  68. — gum, [(93)], [(231)]
  69. Sycamore, [(230)]
  70. — maple, [(44)]
  71. — tree, [(59)], [(60)], [(123)], [(230)]
  1. Tamarack, [(29)], [(225)]
  2. Taxation, forest lands exempt from, [(216)]
  3. Taxodium distichum, [(30)]
  4. Taxus baccata, [(123)]
  5. Thuja occidentalis, [(22)]
  6. Tilia americana, [(95)]
  7. — microphylla, [(119)]
  8. Tobacco water, [(139)]
  9. Tools used in pruning, [(166)]
  10. Toxylon pomiferum, [(105)], [(128)]
  11. Training a child to recognize trees, [(237)]
  12. — children in observation and precision, [(237)]
  13. Trametes pini, [(27)]
  14. Treating surface wounds, [(168)]
  15. Tree, ailing, how to tell an, [(153)]
  16. — and nature study, value of, [(235)]
  17. —, beech, [(59)], [(128)], [(231)]
  18. —, birch, [(59)]
  19. —, blue beech, [(59)]
  20. — climbers, suggestions for safety of, [(167)]
  21. — clubs, suggestions for forming, [(242)]
  22. —, coffee, [(120)]
  23. — diseases, [(153)]
  24. — diseases, effects of, as destroyers and up-builders, [(239)]
  25. — growth, conditions for, in different localities, [(119)]
  26. —, hackberry, [(59)]
  27. —, iron wood, [(59)]
  28. —, nettle, [(71)]
  29. — nursery, suggestions for, [(132)]
  30. —, plane, [(60)]
  31. — repair, [(168)]
  32. —, sycamore, [(59)], [(230)]
  33. —, tulip, [(126)], [(231)]
  34. —, weeping willow, [(46)], [(59)]
  35. Trees and character building, [(235)]
  36. —, care of, [(134)]
  37. —, care to be exercised in location of, [(130)]
  38. —, civic lessons reflected in, [(239)]
  39. —, community life of, [(239)]
  40. —, coniferous, [(122)]
  41. —, crowding, [(203)]
  42. —, deciduous, [(119)]
  43. —, effect of frost on, [(116)]
  44. —, effect of heat on, [(116)]
  45. —, enemies of, [(239)]
  46. — for lawns, [(119)]
  47. — for screening, [(128)]
  48. — for streets, [(123)]
  49. — for woodland, [(126)]
  50. —, general observations about, [(235)]
  51. —, hickories, walnut, and butternut, [(83)]
  52. —, how to identify, [(1)], [(25)], [(83)]
  53. —, how to mark for removal, [(212)]
  54. —, how to plant, [(130)]
  55. —, how to spray, [(138)]
  56. —, improperly pruned, [(161)]
  57. —, individuality of [(1)], [(182)], [(239)]
  58. —, influence of light on, [(114)]
  59. —, influence of moisture on, [(110)]
  60. —, influence of soil on, [(112)]
  61. —, insects injurious to, [(134)]
  62. —, measuring diameter of, [(183)]
  63. —, methods of planting little, [(211)]
  64. —, methods of removing, [(212)]
  65. —, nature and habits of individual, [(185)]
  66. —, needs that nature or man must supply, [(117)]
  67. —, outdoor lesson on, [(234)]
  68. —, physical character of soil important for production of, [(114)]
  69. —, planting, on land unsuitable for crops, [(207)]
  70. —, pruning, fundamental principles, [(160)]
  71. —, —, how to cut properly, [(162)]
  72. —, quality, [(129)]
  73. —, rapidity of growth of different species, [(186)]
  74. —, requirements of, [(110)]
  75. —, seasons for spraying, [(137)]
  76. —, setting, [(130)]
  77. —, structure of, [(106)]
  78. —, study of rings of various species, [(186)]
  79. —, suggestions for outdoor study of, [(234)]
  80. —, suggestions, for planting little, [(211)]
  81. — suitable for the soil, care in selecting, [(210)]
  82. —, tendency to split, [(176)]
  83. —, thoroughness essential in spraying, [(138)]
  84. —, time for pruning, [(162)]
  85. — told by their bark or trunk, [(59)]
  86. —, training a child to recognize, [(237)]
  87. —, value of, as health givers and moral uplifters, [(237)]
  88. —, what to plant and how, [(119)]
  89. —, when and how to procure, [(129)]
  90. —, when to plant, [(129)]
  91. —, when to spray, [(137)]
  92. —, wooded areas improved by planting new, [(207)]
  93. —, yew, [(57)]
  94. Tsuga canadensis, [(17)], [(128)]
  95. Tulip poplar, [(92)]
  96. — tree, [(90)], [(126)], [(231)]
  97. Tussock moth, [(143)]
  1. Ulmus americana, [(47)], [(119)], [(125)], [(126)]
  2. — campestris, [(50)]
  3. Umbrella pine, Japanese, [(123)]
  4. — tree, [(100)]
  1. Value of plant study for children, [(235)]
  2. — of tree and nature study, [(235)]
  3. — of trees as health givers and moral uplifters, [(237)]
  1. Walnut, [(83)]
  2. —, black, [(87)]
  3. Wasteful lumbering, [(193)]
  4. Weeping willow tree, [(46)], [(59)]
  5. Western catalpa, [(104)]
  6. Whale-oil soap, [(139)]
  7. White ash, [(35)], [(126)], [(227)]
  8. — birch, European, [(68)], [(120)]
  9. — cedar, [(24)]
  10. — elm, [(50)]
  11. — flowering dogwood, [(104)]
  12. Whiteheart hickory, [(87)]
  13. White maple, [(40)]
  14. — mulberry, [(105)]
  15. — oak, [(72)]
  16. — oak, swamp, [(74)]
  17. — or gray birch, [(64)]
  18. — pine, [(4)], [(122)], [(126)]
  19. — pine weevil, [(4)]
  20. — poplar, [(53)]
  21. — spruce, [(15)]
  22. Whitewood, [(92)], [(98)], [(231)]
  23. Willow, weeping, [(58)]
  24. —, pussy, [(59)]
  25. Wood, diffuse-porous, [(221)], [(233)]
  26. —, diseased, disposal of, [(212)]
  27. —, early, [(220)]
  28. — fibers, [(222)]
  29. —, how to identify specimens, [(222)]
  30. —, how to judge quality of, [(233)]
  31. —, late, [(220)]
  32. — medullary rays, [(220)]
  33. — parenchyma, [(222)]
  34. — resin ducts, [(222)]
  35. —, ring-porous, [(221)]
  36. — spring, [(220)]
  37. —, structure, of, [(217)]
  38. — summer, [(220)]
  39. Woodland, care of the, [(203)]
  40. — how to improve by removing trees, [(211)]
  41. — how to judge, unfavorable conditions, [(203)]
  42. — trees, [(126)]
  43. Woodlands, other means of protecting, [(216)]
  44. Woodlot, small cost of well-selected young trees for the, [(208)]
  45. Wood, structure of, [(217)]
  46. Wooded areas improved by planting new trees, [(207)]
  47. — areas, preserving soil of, [(206)]
  48. Woods, identification, properties and uses of common, [(217)]
  49. —, ring-porous, [(221)], [(226)]
  50. — with large and conspicuous rays, [(226)]
  51. — with pores, [(226)]
  52. — with resin ducts, [(224)]
  53. — with small and inconspicuous rays, [(227)]
  54. — without pores, [(224)]
  55. — without resin ducts, [(225)]
  56. Wounds, importance of covering, [(164)]
  57. —, methods of covering, [(164)]
  58. —, treating surface, [(168)]
  1. Xerophytes, [(111)]