Arboricultural Journal

Avenue plantations in Delhi and their efficacy in mitigating air pollution

The phenology and potential ecological associations of Magenta Lilly Pilly (Syzygium paniculatum Gaertn) a native vulnerable Australian tree growing in Bogotá, Colombia

Effects of waterlogged soil on N-uptake by flood tolerant and sensitive containerised tree seedlings

Google Street View virtual survey and in-person field surveys: an exploratory comparison of urban tree risk assessment

Differences in natural bracing between early mature street trees of Norway maple (Acer platanoides L.) and small-leaved lime (Tilia cordata Mill. “Rancho”)

The evolutionary origins and subsequent histories of soils and trees

Can silver and other heavy metal concentrations in leaves be used in order to identify tree root intrusion into sewage systems and storm-water drains?

Current opinion within the UK arboricultural industry on the management of bark-included junctions in trees

Introducing the “Derived Root-system Radius” – An attempt at an evidence-supported-calculation for calculation of buffer zone size in respect of Ancient Semi-natural Woodland, Ancient Trees & Veteran Trees

Community engagement in urban tree management decisions: the Bristol case study

An assessment of soil respiration on two contrasting urban forestry areas using the SolvitaTM Gel System

Arboriculture around the world and its increasing relevance to people and places

Bat roosts in trees: a guide to identification and Assessment for Tree-Care and Ecology Professionals: by Bat Tree Habitat Exeter, Key, Pelagic Publishing, 2018, 264 pp + vii, £40 Paperback ISBN: 9781784271619 eBook available.

How arboriculture can help develop the necessary science and practice, but engaging communities remains paramount for successful urban forestry

From roots to community ownership arboricultural research at the cutting edge