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International Society of Arboriculture, Volume 24, No. 2, March 1998. Special Issue: Development, Structure and Sustainability of Sacramento's Urban Forest (Part I). Paper covers, pages 61 - 120.
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In good condition. Green illustrated paper covers have a 1" scuffed page at the bottom of the spine where a price tag was removed taking the top layer of paper with it. Bumping and creasing to edges and corners and light overall scuffing and soiling to covers as well. Binding tight (staple bound). Pages clean and unmarked with light corner creasing. NOT Ex-library. NO remainder marks. [From Introduction] This special issue of the Journal of Arboriculture contains a series of papers that summarize the results of an extensive study of the development, structure, and sustainability of the Sacramento, California, urban forest. Scientists from the USDA Forest Service, University of California, and the private sector collaborated on a series of research projects to provide an in-depth analysis of the Sacramento area from an ecosystem perspective utilizing the physical, biological, and social science disciplines. Contents include: Introduction to Special Issue by Robert W. Miller; Urban Forest Ecology: Conceptual Points of Departure by Rowan A. Rowntree; From Nature to Nurture: The History of Sacramento's Urban Forest by E. Gregory McPherson and Nina Luttinger; Residential Tree Planting and Care: A Study of Attitudes and Behavior in Sacramento, California by Joshua Summit and E. Gregory McPherson; Comparison of Five Methods for Estimating Leaf Area Index of Open-Grown Deciduous Trees by Paula J. Peper and E. Gregory McPherson; A Model of Urban Forest Sustainability: Application to Cities in the United States by James R. Clark and Nelda P. Matheny;