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ABC Awards Level 4 Award, Certificate and Diploma in Arboriculture - Suggested

Reading List

Woody Vegetation Formation and Physiology [D/503/3316]

“Modern Arboriculture” by Alex Shigo

ISBN 0-943563-09-7

“Trees: Their Natural History” by Peter Thomas

ISBN 0-521-45963-X

“Photosynthesis” by D. O. Hall and K. K. Rao

ISBN 0-521-64497-6

“Tree Roots in the Built Environment” – ‘Research for Amenity Trees No.8’

ISBN 0-11-753620-2

“Field Guide: The Identification of Soils for Forest Management” – Forestry Commission

ISBN 0 85538 559 6

“Soil Types: A Field Identification Guide” by Stephen Trudgill, Field Studies Council

ISBN 1 58153 196 3

“Up by Roots: Healthy Soils and Trees in the Built Environment” by James Urban

ISBN 1-881956-65-2

Tree biomechanics and maintenance [M/503/3319]

“The Body Language of Trees: A Handbook for Failure Analysis” by Claus Mattheck

and Helge Breloer - ‘Research for Amenity Trees No.4’

ISBN 0-11-753067-0

“Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management” by David Lonsdale -

‘Research for Amenity Trees No.7

ISBN 0-11-753355-6

British Standard 3998:2010 ‘Tree Work – Recommendations’

Pest, disease and disorder identification [M/503/3322]

“Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management” by David Lonsdale -

‘Research for Amenity Trees No.7

ISBN 0-11-753355-6

“Diagnosis of Ill-Health in Trees” - ‘Research for Amenity Trees No.2’

Tree Life AC Ltd 2011.

ISBN 0-11-752919-2

“Diagnosis and Prognosis of the Development of Wood Decay in Urban Trees” by

Francis W. M. R. Schwarze

ISBN 978-0-646-49144-8

Principles of tree management [T/503/3323]

Arboricultural Association Guidance Note 4 – “Visual Amenity Valuation of Trees and

Woodlands – The Helliwell System” 2008

Capital Asset Value for Amenity Trees (CAVAT) by Christopher Neilan

British Standard 3998:2010 ‘Tree Work – Recommendations’

“The Law of Trees, Forests and Hedgerows” – by Charles Mynors

ISBN 0-421-59040-8

Arboricultural Practice Note 11 – “Trees and Hedges in Dispute”

http://www.communities.gov – various downloads:-

- ‘Tree Preservation Orders: A guide to the Law and Good Practice’

- ‘Hedge Height and Light Loss’

‘Health and Safety Package’ – produced by the Arboricultural Association

ISBN 0 900978 40 6

‘Safety at Street Works and Road Works – A Code of Practice’ –

ISBN 011551958-0

http://www.hse.gov

free downloads available for:-

- information relating to all health and safety legislation

- industry best practice - AFAG leaflets

Businessballs free online learning for careers, work, management, business training and education: find materials, articles, ideas, people and providers for teaching, career training, self-help, ethical business education and leadership; for personal

free downloads available for all aspects of management

“Veteran Trees: A guide to Good Management” by Helen Read

ISBN 1 85716 474 1

“Veteran Trees: A guide to Risk and Responsibility”

ISBN 1 85716 508 X

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Tree development and protection

[A/503/3324]

Tree Life AC Ltd 2011.

British Standard 5837: 2005 - ‘Trees in Relation to Construction’

National House Building Council (NHBC) Chapter 4.2 – ‘Building near Trees’

British Standard 3998 : 2010 – ‘Tree Work – Recommendations’

National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG) Vol 4 – ‘Guidelines for the Planning, Installation

and Maintenance of Utility Apparatus in Proximity to Trees’

Arboricultural Practice Note 4 – “Root Barriers and Building Subsidence”

Arboricultural Practice Note 5 – “Shaded by Trees?”

Arboricultural Practice Note 12 – “Through the Trees to Construction”

“The Law of Trees, Forests and Hedgerows” – by Charles Mynors

ISBN 0-421-59040-8

Tree Preservation Orders: A guide to the Law and Good Practice’

Principles of woodland establishment and management [F/503/3325]

“Woodland Management – A Practical Guide” by Chris Starr

ISBN 1 86126 789-4

“Urban Forestry Practice” – Forestry Commission Handbook 5

ISBN 0-11-710273-3

“Creating and Managing Woodlands Around Towns” - Forestry Commission Handbook

11

ISBN 0-11-710328-4

“Wildlife Conservation in Managed Woodlands and Forests” E. and J. Harris

ISBN 0 86380 206 0

“Woodland Conservation and Management” by George Peterken

ISBN 0-412-55730-4

http://www.forestry.gov

for a multitude of useful downloads, including:-

‘The Management of Semi-natural woodlands – Practice Guides’ – Nos. 1 to 8

Tree related damage to built structures [L/502/3327]

National House Building Council (NHBC) Chapter 4.2 – ‘Building near Trees’

“Has Your House Got Cracks?” by Freeman, Driscoll and Litttlejohn

ISBN 0-7277-3089-4

“Subsidence Damage to Domestic Buildings” by Driscoll and Skinner

ISBN 978-1-86081-977-3

“The Subsidence Handbook – A Practical Guide to Subsidence in Domestic Property” by

The Subsidence Forum - no ISBN

Selection, planting and design with hardy nursery stock for amenity and landscape

purposes [L503/3330]

“A Field Guide to the Trees of Britain and Northern Europe” by Alan Mitchell

ISBN 0 00 219213 6

“Trees in Britain, Europe and North America” by Roger Phillips

ISBN 0 330 25480 4

“The Tree and Shrub Expert” by Dr. D.G. Hessayon

ISBN 0-903505-17-7

“Hillier’s Manual of Trees and Shrubs”

ISBN 0-7153-8302-7

British Standard 3936 Part 1 – ‘Specification for Trees and Shrubs’

Horticultural Trades Association – ‘National Plant Specification’ and ‘Handling and

Establishing Landscape Plants’

“Principles and Practice of Planting Trees and Shrubs” by Gary Watson and E.B.

Himelick – ISA

ISBN 1-881956-18-0

“The Planting Design Handbook” by Nick Robinson

ISBN 0-7546-3035-8

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Don't see the David Lonsdale edited 'Ancient and other veteran trees: further guidance on management'

 

Or perhaps more importantly the National Tree Safety Group's 'Common sense risk management of trees'

 

 

Then there's the upcoming British Standard on transplanting trees.

 

'BS 8545 Trees: from Nursery to Independence in the Landscape'

 

 

 

Just shows you how often these lists need to be updated

 

 

 

 

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This is my reference list from last year. These are books and articles I used for assignments.

 

ADAMS C. R., BAMFORD K. M., EARLY M. P. (2008) Principles of Horticulture Fifth Edition, Elsevier Ltd

 

Arboricultural Association (2010) Guidance Note 10 Protected Species and Arboriculture.

BSI 2010, Bs 3998: BSI

 

BODDY L. (1994) Latent Decay Fungi: the Hidden Foe? Arboricultural Journal 18 113-135

 

BODDY L, RANER A. D. M. (1983) Origins of Decay in Living Trees: The Role of Moisture Content and a Re-appraisal of the Expanded Concept of Tree Decay. New Phytologist 94, 623-641

 

BRE Digest 240 (1993). BRE [online] available at: http://files.engineering.com/download.aspx?folder=784ae0c8-61c6-4cf9-a329-8d34e38661b5&file=BRE_Digest-Low_Rise_Buildings_on_Shrinkable_Clay_Soils.pdf

 

 

COOMBES, A. J. (2000) Trees: Dorling Kindersley

 

Cooper GM. (2000) The Cell: A Molecular Approach. 2nd edition, Sunderland (MA): Sinauer Associates; [online] Available at Photosynthesis - The Cell - NCBI Bookshelf

 

Cooper GM. (2000) The Cell: A Molecular Approach. 2nd edition, Sunderland (MA): Sinauer Associates; [online] Available at The Cell - NCBI Bookshelf

 

D. O. Hall, K. K. Rao (1987) Photosynthesis Fourth Edition, Edward Arnold

 

Gardeners World 2012 Gardeners World [Online], Available at gardenersworld.com - practical gardening advice from the experts at Gardeners' World

 

HOPKINS W. G. (1995) Introduction to Plant Physiology, John Wiley & Sons, Inc,

 

JONES L. D. Institution of Civil Engineers Manual Series Chapter C5 expansive soils [online] available at: http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/17002/1/C5_expansive_soils_Oct.pdf

 

BROWN G. E. KIRKHAM T. (2004) The Pruning of Trees, Shrubs and Conifers Second Edition, Timber Press

 

KERSTEN W. & SCHWARZE F. W.M.R. (2005): DEVELOPMENT OF DECAY IN THE SAPWOOD OF TREES WOUNDED BY THE USE OF DECAY DETECTING DEVICES, Arboricultural Journal: The International Journal of Urban Forestry, 28:3, 165-181

 

LIESE W., DUJESIEFKEN D. (1988) Wunderreakionen an Baumen. In: DUJESIEFKEN D. (ed.) Wunderbehandlung an Baumen. Thalacker, Braunschweig, pp.22-32

 

LILLY S. J. Arborists Certification Study Guide 2001: ISA Books

 

LONSDALE D. (1999) Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management, Research for Amenity Trees No. 7, HMSO

 

MATTHECK C., (1995) `Wood – The Internal Optimization of Trees`, Arboricultural Journal 1995, Vol. 19, pp.97-110

 

MATTHECK C. & BRELOER H. (1995) the Body Language of Trees: A Handbook for Failure Analysis, Research for Amenity Trees No. 4, HMSO

 

MATTHECK C. Stupsi Explains the Tree, International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) 1996

 

MATTHECH C. Tree Mechanics Explained With Sensitive Words by Pauli the Bear, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GMBH 2002

 

MATTHECK C. Updated Field Guide for Visual Tree Assessment, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 2007

 

MATTHECK C. Thinking Tools after Nature, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 2011

 

MYNORS C. (2011) The Law of Trees, Forests and Hedges Second Edition, Sweet & Maxwell

 

Oxford Online Dictionary [Online] Available at: tort: definition of tort in Oxford dictionary (British & World English)

 

PARKER P. M. (2005) Webster’s Online Dictionary, Available http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/

 

PEARCE R. B. (2000) Decay Development and It`s Restriction in Trees; ISA Journal of Arboriculture, [Online], Available at: http://joa.isa-arbor.com/request.asp?JournalID=1&ArticleID=2871&Type=2

 

 

RIDGE I. 2001 Plants: The Open University

 

ROBERTS J. JACKSON N. SMITH M. (2006) Tree Roots and the Built Environment, TSO

 

SCHWARZE F. W. M. R. , ENGELS J., MATTHECK C. 2000 Fungal strategies of Wood Decay: Springer-Verlag.

 

SHIGO A. L., MARX H. G., 1777. Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Agriculture Information Bulletins No. 405

 

SHIGO A. L. 1986 A New Tree Biology Facts, Photos and Philosophies on Trees and Their Problems and Proper Care: Shigo & Trees Associates

 

SHIGO A. L. 1991 Modern Arboriculture Touch Trees: Shigo & Trees Associates

 

SCHWARZE F. W. M. R. 2008 Diagnosis and Prognosis of the Development of Wood Decay in Urban Trees: Enspec.

 

SHIGO A. A New Tree Biology

STAMETS P. (2005) Mycelium Running; How mushrooms can help save the world, Ten Speed Press

 

STROUTS R. G., WINTERS T. G. 1994 Diagnosis of ill-health in trees (research for amenity trees No. 2) TSO

 

THOMAS. P (2010) Trees: Their Natural History, Cambridge University Press

 

WATSON B. (2006) Trees: Their Use, Management, Cultivation and Biology, A Comprehensive Guide, The Crowood Press.

 

Watson G., Green E. (2011) Fungi on Trees: An Arborists Guide, the Arboricultural Association.

 

Webb D. University of Hamburg, Botany Online [Online] Available http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b online/library/webb/BOT311/CellTissOrgan/coniferophyta.htm

 

WEBER K., MATTHECK C. 2005. The Effects of Excessive Drilling on Wood Decay in Trees. Trees 20, 224-228 Published in the UK by the Arboricultural Association.

 

WEBER K., MATTHECK C. (2003) Manual of Wood Decay in Trees, Arboricultural Association.

 

WHITE R. E. 1979 Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Soil Science: Blackwell

WINTER E.J. 1974 Water, Soil and the Plant: Macmillan

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