Science of Arboriculture
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Podcast Overview
<p>No matter where you are, keep up-to-date with the latest research-based information on tree care by listening to this podcast! Science of Arboriculture was developed by the International Society of Arboriculture to provide easily accessible educational talks by the world’s top researchers, educators, and practitioners. Subscribe to this ArborPod™ series to keep up with the fast-paced and evolving research!</p> <p>If you have comments or a favorite topic in arboriculture that you would like to learn more about, please contact us at <a href='mailto:isa@isa-arbor.com'>isa@isa-arbor.com</a>.</p>
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7/17/2009
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October 25, 2021
Minimizing Hazards Arising from Lignotuberous and Epicormic Shoots
Lignotuberous and epicormic buds are stress adaptations which can grow 4 m per annum and 300 mm per week using the capabilities of mature stem and root systems. Lignotuberous shoots are well-attached to root systems, but heavy, rapidly-growing epicormic shoots can fail. Both can be used to manipulate canopies. In a study conducted and discussed by Greg Moore, seedlings of Eucalyptus obliqua were heat stressed and decapitated in order to understand shoot production. In stressed trees, regeneration is from epicormic buds higher in the canopy, then lower branch epicormic buds, buds on the trunk, and finally lignotuberous buds, which are a last-resort survival mechanism. Understanding these shoots can be the difference between life and death for urban forest managers. Listen to the Science of Arboriculture podcast and then take the accompanying CEU quiz to check your knowledge. (A, U, M, T, Bs)
October 25, 2021
Measuring a Tree’s Pulse and Its Relationship to Tree Health
This presentation, led by Charles Cannon, will introduce the basic concepts of sap flow, the factors that influence it, and how it is measured, and then delve into collaborative research programs in long-term monitoring and experimental trials, ending with prospective uses of the data and technology. Listen to the Science of Arboriculture podcast and then take the accompanying CEU quiz to check your knowledge. (A, U, M, T, Bs)
September 24, 2021
Effects of Restoration Pruning Treatment on Damaged Trees
When trees are damaged during storms, they typically respond through the production of sprouting branches. Referred to as epicormic sprouts, these branches are a critical component in replacing the tree crown and photosynthetic capacity. Unfortunately, there is little empirical data to guide industry best management practices with respect to crown restoration pruning. In this presentation, Jake Miesbauer discusses results from a long-term study on the growth response of damaged trees to different pruning treatments and how these results can help guide practitioners to improve their methods for restoration of storm damaged trees. Listen to the Science of Arboriculture podcast and then take the accompanying CEU quiz to check your knowledge. (A, U, M, T, Bp)
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- What is Science of Arboriculture?
<p>No matter where you are, keep up-to-date with the latest research-based information on tree care by listening to this podcast! Science of Arboriculture was developed by the International Society of Arboriculture to provide easily accessible educational talks by the world’s top researchers, educators, and practitioners. Subscribe to this ArborPod™ series to keep up with the fast-paced and evolving research!</p> <p>If you have comments or a favorite topic in arboriculture that you would like to learn more about, please contact us at <a href='mailto:isa@isa-arbor.com'>isa@isa-arbor.com</a>.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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