TREES AND FORESTRY NewYorkCitywatersupply28 State forest area 26 Nursery bed cover 62 culture of trees 67-81 Nurserygrownseedlings54,57,62,64 transplantingof66,67 Nyssasylvaticu(Seetupelo) Oak 9, 14, 20, 21, 22, 23, 37, 44, 61, 64, 67, 82,84,91,92,93 black(QuercusvelutinaLam.)91,92,93 bur (Quercus macrocarpa) 76 chestnut(QuercusprinusL.)92 post (Quercus minor) 92 red(Quercusrubra)45,47,52,77,93 searlet (Quercus cocinea Muenchh.) 84, 93 scrub 87, 93 swampwhite Lam.)
92 white(QuercusalbaLl.)37,38,45,47, 52,60,77,91,93 ““Open-tank’’ method 46, 47 Ornamentaltrees68,72,73,76,80,82 Osageorange(Toxrylonpomiferum)9,138, 16,45,63,64,78 OstryavirginianaMill.(hornbeam)16,37,82 Papaw(Asiminatriloba)8 Paperpulp44,52,69,80 “Patch”? method 44 Pepperidge (Nyssa sylvatica) 82, 84 Persimmon 9 Picea(SeeSpruce) Piling45,47,48,50,52,77 Pine14,28,60,62 Austrian(Pinuslaricia Endl.) 100 jack(Pinusdivaricata)78 loblolly(PinustaedaL.)47 lodgepole (Pinus Com."’) 24, 37 long-leaf(southern)(Pinuspalustris Mill.)24,47,53;asaninvestment36 pitch(PinusrigidaMill.)100 red or Norway (Pinus 78, 100 Scotch(PinussylvestrisL.)45,79,100 serub(PinusbanksianaLamb.)100 short-leaf(PinusechinataMill.)47 sugar(PinuslambertianaDougl.)24 western yellow (Pinus ponderosa Laws.) 24, 29 white(PinwsstrobusL.)2,24,44,45, 57,59,79,82.100 Pinus(SeePine) Pith 1 rays, 21,22, 23 Plane-tree(PlatanusoccidentalisLL.)32, 84, 92, 93 Plantations, tree 54, 63 Planting,economic14,57,68,82,84 intheWest54 on abandoned farms 59, 79 suggestions for 54—60, 60-67 (Quercus platanoides var.
austriaca murrayana “*‘Oreg. resinosaAit.) 103 Planting Guide 67-81 PlatanusoccidentalisL.(Seesycamore) Plum,wild(PrunusamericanaMarsh.)12 Poison ‘‘ivy"’ (Rhus toxicodendron) 96 sumach(Rhusvernix)96 Poles50,52,64,70,71,74,75,81 comparative saturation 46 marketfor44,45,46,47 telegraph,telephone45,54,55,64.80 Poplar16,32,47,60,62,93 balsam(PopulusbalsamiferaL.)94 Carolina (Populus deltoidea Marsh.) 44, 57 Lombardy(PopulusnigraitalicaDR.) 82 yellow(Liriodendrontulipifera)44,80, 84 Populus balsamifera J.
Posts,fence47,70,75 marketfor45,46 woodsfor47,50,52,54,55,64,68,70, 71,72,74,76,77,78,80,81 Preservation,‘‘Open-tank’’method46,47 zine chloride 47 Products, forest 10, 17, 32, 44, 50, 51, 52, Dan D4.
Ola Od annual consumption of 52, 54 Pruning67,84,89 PrunusamericanaMarsh.(wild serotinaEhrh.(Seecherry) Pulpindustry44,52 Quarteredlumber16,17,21,26 Quercus (See oak) Radialcutoflumber16,17,21,22,23,26 Railroad,co6perationwithForestService42 Redwood 45 Reforestation37,48,45,57,63 headsofwatercourses35,57 natural 38 NewYorkState28 Reserves, National Forest 26, 29, 34, 35, 37,39,41,43,57,59,61 RhusglabralL.(Seesumach) Rings,annual14,15,16,17,22 Robiniapseudacacia(Seelocust) Salix alba var. vitellina (white willow or goldenosier)63,81,93,94 Sap21;diagramshowingcourseof19 Sapwood13,14,16,20,21,45,47 Sassafras (Sassafras 37,82,95,97 Saturation46,47,48 Schenck,Dr.C.A.36 Seedbed60,61,62,66 Seed germination 60, 61, 62 Seedling trees 43, 54, 57, 61, 62, 64, 66 Selection forest 44 method 43 Sequoia sempervirens Endl.
(redwood) 24, 45 Shipbuilding73,74,75,77,80 Soil,absorbingpower28;erosion27,28,31, (See poplar) plum) 12 (Sequoia sempervirens Endl.) 24, sassafrasKarst.)9,
104 32,33,56,57, 31, 42 Spring wood 16, 21 Sprouts40,43,45,60,63 Spruce24,43,51,54,60,62 black (Picea mariana B. S. & P.) 100 Norway(Piceaexcelsa)45,80 red (Picea rubens Sarg.) 100 Streettrees,20,75,77,82,84 ‘Strip’? method 44 Sumach,poison(RhusvernixL.)95,96 scarlet or smooth (Rhus glabra L.) 9, 66,87,95,96 staghorn(RhushirtaSudw.)96 Summer wood 16, 21 Sycamore(PlatanusoccidentalisL.)32,84, 94 Tamarack(Larixlaricina)45,80 Tanbark 32, 52 Tangentialcut17,18,21,22,26 Taxodiumdistichum(cypress)24,45,56 Thuyaoccidentalis(arborvitae)28,45,100 Ties 44, 45, 46, 47, 50, 52, 54, 64, 70, 71, 74,76,77,78,79,80 TiliaamericanaL.(basswoodorlinden)9, 44,63,69,86,89,90 Timber 36, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 57, 59,63,64,79 sawing12,21,26 waste 44 Toxylon pomiferum (See osage orange) Traderelationswithforeigncountries36 44, 45 Transpiration 20, 21 Transplanting. shrubs 64—67 stock from nursery 66-67 time of 65 tree 64—67 wild seedling 64 Tree,age14,15 progressive growth 15 structure 11 “surgery "’ 84 Treeseeds,dispositionofforthewinter60 springplantingof61,62 58,62;infertility28, AMERICAN MUSEUM GUIDE LEAFLETS Trees, Asiatic 84 care of seedling 62 Christmas 54 experiments with catalpa 54, 55 from cuttings 62 from seed 60 from sprouts 63 incities,importanceof20,82,84 selection,arrangementandcarelawn andstreet64,82,84 selection forest 44 tolerantofshade43,67,81,82 Tsuga canadensis Carr. (See hemlock) Tuliptree(Liriodendrontulipifera)44,80, 84, 85 Tupelo(Nyssasylvatica)82,84 Turpentineindustry53,54 Ulmus (See elm) UnitedStates,forestareas24,26 ForestService42,47,52,67 tableofwoodsusedannuallyby52 Vehicles68,69,73,74,75,76,77.81 Walnut14,32,67 black (Juglans nigra L.) 49, 53, 81, 94, 95, 96 Watercourses, reforestation of heads 35 Waxmodels8,9,10,12,13,49 Weeks’ Bill 35 Wildplum(PrunusamericanaMarsh.)12 Willow16,26,60,62,63,82,93,94 Windbreaks54,64,68,72,73,75,78,81 Woodalcohol52,76 exportsandimports, ingin26 famine, results of 28 lot44,54,57 preservation 45, 46, 47, 48 rings,annual14,15,16,17,21 spring 16, 21 summer 16, 21 structure of 11—23 vinegar 52 Woodenware 69, 79, 80 YaggyPlantation,RenoCounty,Kansas54 Zinechlorideinwoodpreservation47 countries lead-
Dickerson, Mary Cynthia. 1909. "Trees and forestry." Guide leaflet 32, Page 1–104.
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