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    Thats fine, will look through them in due course. Many thanks for your help, it should give me a good starting point for research and a direction for my study. Cheers.
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    My lecturer has just left the college, thus its proving difficult to get guidence from her. Wasn't asking how to research, just pointers on any relevant info that people knew of, as im in my final year i do know how to access the library.
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    Hi all I'm currently in my final year of a degree in Arboriculture at Askham Bryan College, york, and am new to arb talk. I have decided to focus my final project on tree issues within urban shopping areas. This includes looking at survival rates, planting, social factors and maintenence issues. Are there any relevent entries about this subject within the arb journals, newsletters or on the internet as I am struggling to find any previous research? Any pointers or hints would be extremely useful for my dissertation. Cheers

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