61. History Of Woody Plants with the opportunity to teach the dendrology course new fangled nameWoody PlantsBiology and identification. and recommended to the forestry faculty members http://www.umich.edu/~nre337/history.htm

Woody Plants A Revolutionary Idea! The History and Development of a Team-Taught Course. In the 1960s, the School of Natural Resources (a revolutionary name dating from 1952!) had a departmental structure with Departments of Forestry, Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation. Everyone was nicely partitioned into their own disciplines. In Forestry, one of the first professional courses was Dendrology (SNR 211), a sophomore-level course. Dendrology was a required course of all Forestry majors and enrolled 40-50 students each fall. Dendrology is the study of trees. And the lectures emphasized the trees and their characteristics, range, commercial and non-commercial uses, and natural history traits. In Lecture, the tree species were considered one by one, starting with Acer and proceeding on through the semester to Ulmus. Field labs (3 hrs) were mostly conducted in the University properties of Saginaw Forest, Stinchfield Woods, Nichols Arboretum, and main campus. As is the case for all new courses, they must be first approved by the unit, The Forestry Department, and then the faculty of the School. Our proposal had excellent support in the Forestry Department of 15 faculty members. However, the Chairman of the Forestry Department, Ken Davis, a nationally recognized authority on Forest Management was not about to accept this new fangled nameWoody Plants: Biology and Identification. He talked to me personally and recommended to the Forestry faculty members that the course be called: "Woody Plants of the Forest!" Well, I said NO Problemknowing that the computer (just now becoming used in registration) would only recognize 12 characters, therefore ...WOODY PLANTS! So there you have it!

62. School Of Forest Resources Courses forestry Science. FOR 200W. Concurrent FOR 203, WP 203. FOR 203. FIELD dendrology(2) Field and laboratory identification of native and introduced trees and http://www.sfr.cas.psu.edu/courses2001.htm

63. Sciencelinks Deforestation dendrology dendrology identification Employment Ecology EntomologyExtension Forest Fires I Forest Fires II Forest Policy forestry Associations http://yalesecondary.sd34.bc.ca/Subject Weblinks/sciencelinks.html

YALE SECONDARY SCHOOL LIBRARY WEBLINKS SCIENCE GENERAL INTERNET LINKS Agricultural and Botanical Internet Links Agricultural and Food Engineering Agricultural Economics I Agricultural Economics II ... World Resources Agricultural Biotechnology Crops General Resources Livestock Agronomy Agricultural Chemicals Agronomy General Resources Integrated Pest Management ... Weed Science Alternative Agriculture Beekeeping Bison/Deer/Elk General Resources Goats ... Rabbit Production Animal Science Animal Industry Animal Science Animals I Animals II ... Swine Aquaculture Aquaculture Fisheries and Aquaculture Composting Composting Cooperative Extension Service Cooperative Extension Service Index Crop Science Corn Cotton Field Crops Forages ... Sugar Industry Dairy Science Dairy Science General Resources Environmental Aspects of Agriculture Natural Resources and Environment ... Sustainable Agriculture Farm Business Management Economics Economics and Economists Employee Management Farming ... Miscellaneous Farm Management Fisheries Aquaculture Associations Courses Fish ... Sea Grant Food Science Beverages Dairy Food Processing Methods Food Safety ... General Resources Forestry Afforestation Air pollution Biodiversity Breeding ... Mapping, GIS and RS

64. Course Descriptions - Forestry TO forestry Study of forest resources and their management, including a history offorestry in America 113 dendrology Focuses on the identification of forest http://nnmcc.edu/www/academics/coursedescriptions/for.htm

FORESTRY (FOR) 101 INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY Study of forest resources and their management, including a history of forestry in America; introduction to forest growth and development; the multi-use concept of forest management control of damaging agents, forest measurement, and wildlife. (3, 3T+0S) 113 DENDROLOGY Focuses on the identification of forest tree and shrub species, with emphasis on identification of trees by cone, bark, needle, and wood. Teaches use of keys with emphasis on species found in the southern Rocky Mountain region. Involves some field work. (3, 3T+0S) 123 FOREST ECOLOGY Study of forest ecosystems, assemblages of trees and their communities and the environments in which they live; introduction to silvics and the study of silviculture. (3, 3T+0S)

65. SFTRC, Forest Stewardship/Natural Resource Lesson Plans 9-12 9, trees, identification, leaves, summer, PA. Forest Management Techniques, 910,sustainable forestry, silviculture, forest management, NA. dendrology Scavenger Hunt, http://sftrc.cas.psu.edu/Forest 9-12.htm

66. Tree Identification Resources http//www.fw.vt.edu/dendro/dendrology/dendrohome.htm Forest has a set of Tree IdentificationCards which at http//forestry.about.com/science/forestry/library http://www.dmturner.org/Teacher/Projects/plantrefs.htm

Main Projects Tree Project References References for Tree Identification The best reference is the little green booklet, Tree Finder, by May T. Watts. If you want to check your answers, try some of these. The Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry , http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/forestry.htm, has a great list of common trees of Pennsylvania, complete with drawings of the leaves and ways of identifying them. Fourth grade student Thomas found Athenic System's (http://www.treeguide.com/) guide to North American Trees. I particularly like this because you can see the tree's leaves, fruit, flowers, and bark as well as its description. A useful site is What Tree Is It? You can start from the tree's name, from the leaf shape, or from the fruit. http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/products/tree/index.html Mrs. Thomas found Cook Forest Online , which has excellent Pennsylvania tree information http://www.cookforest.com/trees/index.cfm Environmental Education for Kids (EEK!) has a good Tree Key at http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/forestry/treeid/BeginKey/dikey1.htm. Ohio State has a glossary of plant parts and a leaf shape guide at http://www.hcs.ohio-state.edu/hcs300/glossary/glossary.htm

67. Links Woody Plant ID is an interactive, multimedia identification tutorial for The Universityof Vermont's dendrology homepage has good woody forestry Related Sites. http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/project/dendrology/index/websites.html

For more information, the following Web sites links are provided Dendrology Related Sites Native Pines of Eastern North America is an online tree identification guide to various pine species of eastern North America: http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/project/dendrology/ Trees of the Pacific Northwest is an online tree identification guide to common conifers of the northwestern U.S.: http://www.orst.edu/instruct/for241/ Woody Plant ID is an interactive, multimedia identification tutorial for mostly eastern U.S. woody species: http://www.fw.vt.edu/dendro/dendrology/woodyid/woodyid.htm The University of Vermont's dendrology homepage has good woody plant images: http://nature.snr.uvm.edu/for21/ The Department of Botany at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has a nice collection of photographs: http://www.wisc.edu/botany/virtual.html The University of Delaware Botanic Gardens has an image-rich Website with a key to tree groups currently under construction: http://bluehen.ags.udel.edu/udgarden.html Trees and Shrubs of Ontario contains photos and descriptions of different tree species: http://gaia.flemingc.on.ca/~dhendry/specdes.htm

68. NRES Undergraduate - Degree Options - BS Horticulture: Urban Forestry Option NRES 226, dendrology. HORT 254**, identification and Use of Woody Ornamental Plants,II, 3. HORT 255**, Home Grounds Planning and Design, 4. NRES 230, Urban forestry,3. http://www.nres.uiuc.edu/undergraduate/urbforhort.html

Bachelor of Science in Horticulture Urban Forestry Option back to first 2 years' curriculum Additional Requirements Foreign Language - coursework at or above the third level is required for graduation STAT 100 or Statistics or ACE 261 or Statistics for Agricultural and Consumer Economics or CPSC 141 or Introduction to Applied Statistics or ECON 172 or Economic Statistics, I or MATH 161 or Statistics or PSYCH 235 or Introduction to Statistics or SOC 185 Introduction to Social Statistics U P 101 or Planning of Cities and Regions or LEIST 340 Outdoor Recreation Management PLBIO 330 or Plant Physiology or NRES 326 or Tree Physiology or HORT 343 Floriculture Physiology ENTOM 319 or Fundamentals of Insect Pest Management or ENTOM 321 or Biological Control of Insect Pests or PL PA 325 Diseases of Ornamentals and Turfgrasses PLBIO 234 or Form and Function in Flowering Plants or PLBIO 260 or Systematics of Flowering Plants or PLBIO 366 or Field Botany or BIOL 104 Animal Biology HORT 253 or Identification and Use of Woody Ornamental Plants, I or

69. Dendrology Syllabus This experience will include identification and distribution of native of their woodsand an introduction to forestry practice BOTANY 205 dendrology Syllabus. http://www.cas.muohio.edu/~meicenrd/mudescd/Dendrology/densyl.htm

BOTANY 205 Dendrology Jump to Topical Syllabus Instructor: Roger D. Meicenheimer Office: 358 PSN Phone #: 529-7012 Office Hours: M,W 9:00-12:00, or by appointment Email: MeicenRD@MUOhio.edu Internet Home Page: http://www.cas.muohio.edu/~meicenrd Biographical Information: Native of eastern Oregon BA (1975) - University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA MS (1978) - Washington State University, Pullman, WA Ph.D. (1980) - Washington State University, Pullman, WA Postdoctoral Position (1980) - North Central Forest Experiment Station Rhinelander, W I Assistant Professor (1981); Associate Professor (1987); Professor (1992) - Miami University Oxford, OH Research Interests: Developmental Plant Morphology and Plant Anatomy. Emphasison stem, leaf, and vascular components of the plant. Expert Systems Teaching Assistant: Neela Kumar Office: 374 PSN Phone #: 529-4250 Office Hours: F 10:00 -12:00; or by appointment Email: KumarNS@MUOhio.edu

70. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Forestry: Topics and Decline Deforestation dendrology, Employment Ecology Genetics Harvesting HealthIdentification Inventory Legislation, Trade, Tropical forestry Urban forestry http://www.metla.fi/info/vlib/Forestry/Topic/

Virtual Library: Forestry Topics Forestry Topic @Category Afforestation Air pollution Biodiversity ... Wetlands Additional topics will become available later: Agroforestry Arboretum Climate Commercial Co-operation Economics Education Engineering Experiment Growth History Husbandry Increment Industry Insurance International Labour Land use Logging Marketing Modelling Multiple use National Nursery Old growth Organization Ownership Paper Parks and Forests Planting Products Propagation Pulp Stands Statistics Society Surveying Taxation Training Transport Tree Breeding Yield Kimmo.K.Kolari@metla.fi Jarmo.Saarikko@metla.fi

71. Welcome To The Forest Biology And Dendrology Sites At Virginia Tech This site contains tree identification information specific to Forestry2324, dendrology Lab at Virginia Tech. The site also has http://www.cnr.vt.edu/dendro/

Welcome to the Forest Biology and Dendrology Educational Sites at Virginia Tech Our photo use policy: You are welcome to use the photos as long as it is always for nonprofit uses. Please give us credit when possible! Links to our pages are welcome, web addresses are generally stable. For further information, contact John Seiler Dendrology Fact Sheets for Tree Identification New stuff! The Meanings of Scientific Names "I hate Latin names" They can be fun, informative, and offer id hints. Find out what they mean... Fall Color Why do trees change color? Is it going to be a "good" color year? Find explanations here or browse this section by Latin or common names for fall color pictures of your favorite trees. Leaf and Twig ID Keys (Beta) Do you have a leaf or twig and no idea what species it is? Try our key and figure it out by simply answering the questions and matching your sample to the pictures. This site contains tree identification information specific to Forestry 2324, Dendrology Lab at Virginia Tech. The site also has fact sheets for identifying approximately 800 trees commonly found in the United States with color pictures for all of them. You can search for your tree by name or browse the entire list. If you have a leaf from a tree commonly found in Virginia try our leaf key to see if you can identify it. If you have a tree related question visit Dr. Dendro and we will do our best to answer you. We also have links to many other tree identification sites from across North America.

72. Forestry Index Directory lists resources related to the business of forest management and environmental consideration. Search the listings or browse by topic. Certification, Chipmills, Clearcutting. Tree identification. Tree ID Leaf Color, Urban forestry. Fragmentation, Tree Care, City Planning forestry Index.PDF A Directory of Web http://www.forestryindex.net/

73. FOR 21: Dendrology DendrologyWoody Plant identification. The following documents may be viewed onscreen or downloaded they are PDF formatted documents Course Syllabus. http://snr.uvm.edu/for21/

DendrologyWoody Plant Identification The following documents may be viewed on screen or downloaded they are "PDF" formatted documents: Course Syllabus Lecture schedule Lab Schedule "Appendix A" ... Plant Collection View a collection of photographs of woody plants: Woody-plant pictures SNR Home Dendrology Fall 2002 Lecture: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 11:15-12:05 Lecture Room: Room 104 Aiken Labs: Either Wednesday (12:30) OR Thursday (1:25) Instructor: John Shane Office: Email: jshane@nature.snr.uvm.edu Text: Recommended: Any of a number of tree twig keys and / or field guides Hand Lens: Very Handy!! You can purchase one from theUVM Book Store (get the large size!). Office Hours: See posting on my office door. Whenever you can find me - I'm almost always in Aiken somewhere. More formally - any time by appointment. Course Objectives: The goals of this course are for you to learn: to identify (by sight), trees and important shrubs native to New England, and some commonly planted non-native trees; the general identification characteristics of important trees native to other regions of the US; the most important silvical characteristics (i.e., range, tolerance, site requirements, etc.) of these species.

74. FOREST TECHNOLOGY They will learn safety principles in forestry, identify economic trees in WestVirginia (Dendrologytree identification), forest protection (forest fire http://boe.mono.k12.wv.us/montec/forestry.htm

FOREST TECHNOLOGY First Semester Second Semester 181111 Forestry I 181321 Forestry III 181112 Forestry I 181322 Forestry III 181213 Forestry II 181423 Forestry IV 181214 Forestry II 181424 Forestry IV 181515 Forestry V 181525 Forestry V 181616 Outdoor Recreation 181626 Outdoor Recreation 181717 Wildlife Management 181727 Wildlife Management COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 1811 FORESTRY I This area of study is designed to provide students with basic knowledge and skills in forestry and related occupations. Major instructional concepts included in this area of study are: safety principles in forestry, tree identification, forest protection, basic forest measurement and silvicultural practices. Students will begin leadership development. They will learn safety principles in forestry, identify economic trees in West Virginia (Dendrologytree identification), forest protection (forest fire fighting), basic forest measurement techniques and silvicultural treatment for timber stand improvement. 1812 FORESTRY II Major instructional concepts included in this area of study are continued: leadership development, chainsaw operation and safety, timber cruising skills and integration of wildlife habitat management in forestry. Students are introduced to parliamentary procedure skills/continued leadership development, chainsaw safety, maintenance of a chainsaw, and how to determine volume of standing timber. Students are introduced to wildlife habitat management.

75. FORT 260 Forest Mapping FORT261 dendrology. Value and use of aerial photos in forest typing, mapping, landfeatureidentification, forest road FORT283 forestry Computer Applications. http://www.unh.edu/thompson-school/ftcourses.html

Forest Mapping Skill and efficiency is developed in analyzing field survey data, plotting, lettering and finishing topographic and planimetric maps and road plans, both manually and by Computer Assisted Drafting. Mapping work is closely coordinated with field work accomplished in Forest Surveying (FORT266.) 1 lec/1 2-hr lab. Dendrology Identification and nomenclature of forest trees and shrubs which are important to the ecology and economy of the northeastern forest. The identification of plant relationships with other plants, animals, soil, and site regimes. 1 lec/1 4-hr lab. Forest Ecology The interactions of forest trees with their environment, both as individuals and as tree communities; environmental problems affecting plant communities; the history and classification of North American forests. Study of soils as they affect forest distribution and tree growth. 2 lec/1 2-hr lab. Arboriculture Tree selection, care, and maintenance in the urban environment. Includes climbing, safety practices, pruning, transplanting, and fertilizing. Prereq: FORT263 or permission. 1 lec/1 4-hr lab. Forest Orientation Seminar Seminar to prepare freshmen for study and placement in the broad area of forest technology. 1 lec. Credit/Fail.

76. EDU2 : Level 4 Welcome to our Dendro Homepage!ch; Welcome to the Forest Biology and DendrologySites at and tree disease; ISU forestry Tree identification; Institut for http://www.my-edu2.com/EDU/biolo18.htm

ABCentral Search Helpers Submit a Link ... TREES REGIONAL *DENDROLOGY* Dave Hendry's Homepage - Dendrology On-line:ontario Dendrochronology and Wood Biology in Hamburg Dendrolabor Hohenheim Dendrology at Virgina Tech ... Welcome to the Forest Biology and Dendrology Sites at Virginia Tech *FORESTRY* AGRICULT. FORESTRY : TITLE *TREE-RING* A World Community of Old Trees ADVANCE-10K project:dendrochrono/climate Aegean Dendrochronology Project Ancient Cross Timbers Project ... University of Victoria Tree-Ring Laboratory Home Page *TREES* Ancient Bristlecone Pine Ancient Bristlecone Pine Ancient Trees by John Fitzgerald California Oak Mortality Task Force ... about oak trees quercus species *TREES REGIONAL* A Mallee Home Page:tree in Australia Arboretum homepage:dk British Trees Checklist of Conifers in the British Isles ... WallonieWeb: Les arbres remarquables du brabant Wallon (Wallonie Belgique) Return to ABCentral

77. Home forestry Calendar of Events. forestry Resources. Forests Insects and Disease. TreeIdentification. 2000 North Region dendrology Winners. forestry Disorders List. http://aged.ces.uga.edu/forestry/

Forestry Division Ag Ed Homepage Forestry Home Envirothon CDE Junior Natural Resources CDE ... Urban Forestry Resource Box

78. Plant Information Center - Links for people working in urban and community forestry. A simplified identificationtree with States http//www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/project/dendrology/. http://www.ibiblio.org/pic/links.htm

search plant names: Home Virtual Herbarium Services Resources ... Site Map Home Links outside the PIC site to useful pages on botany Herbaria Directory Tree Identification Lesson Plans Databases ... Education Material Herbaria Directory http://www.nybg.org/bsci/ih/ Index Herbariorum, hosted by the New York Botanical Garden, is a detailed directory of the 3000+ public herbaria of the world including staff members associated with it. The electronic searchable version includes up-to-date information on 2010 herbaria in 134 countries. Databases Gymnosperm Database: http://www.conifers.org/index.htm Edited by Christopher J. Earle. This database has descriptions of 1000+ taxa of gymnosperms, i.e., conifers, cycads, and their allies. This database provides entry at the family level and guides to genus, species and sometimes variety for each taxon. Basic information on each species generally includes a picture, a distribution map, common names, taxonomic notes, description, range, "big tree", oldest, dendrochronology, ethnobotany, remarks, and citations. Flora of N.A.:

79. IDNR Urban Forestry Websites And References TREE identification, SELECTION, INFORMATION. dnr.state.il.us/publicservices/publications/freebies1.htm forestry. Dendrologyat Virginia Tech http//www.fw.vt http://dnr.state.il.us/conservation/forestry/Urban/websites.htm

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Urban and Community Forestry Program Websites and References Illinois Urban Forestry Homepage Prairie Tree Companion *Newsletter *Calendar of Events Treetopping Information Illinois Tree City/ Tree City USA *2003 Tree City USA Speech ... Got Trees! sources of unique trees, grants and FREE TREES) Natural Resource and Conservation Grant Opportunities Urban Forestry Consultants Urban and Community Web Sites/References Volunteer Opportunities in Urban and Community Forestry Illinois Regional Urban and Community Forestry Councils Council on Forestry Development - Urban Forestry Task Group Forestry Long Range Plan Click on the Topic of your choice for web addresses: [References] [National Urban Forestry Programs and Organizations] [State Organizations Involved in Urban Forestry] [The Benefits of Trees] ... [University Programs in Urban Forestry (Intern Programs)] REFERENCES American Forests http://www.americanforests.org/

80. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Identification Of Leaves" http//www.colby.edu/info.tech/BI211/PlantFamilyID.html 6. ISU forestry Treeidentification identification of Common Trees of Iowa interactive key was http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Identification Of Leaves

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