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Issue Contents by Volume & Number |
| Vol
1, #1: Apple
rootstocks; Medlar; Seed collection;
Persian Walnut (1); Zanthoxylum
spp; The alder. |
| Vol
1, #2: Seed extraction
& storage; Mulberries; Oregon
grape; Forest Gardening: design;
Apples: disease resistance; Wild
service tree; Persian walnut (2).
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| Vol
1, #3: Persian walnut
(3); Hedges; Apples in agroforestry;
Juniper; Durable timbers; Juneberries,
Seed pre-treatments. |
| Vol
1, #4: Actinida arguta:
Hardy kiwi; Small-leaved lime;
Persian walnut (4); FG: tree crops;
Bamboos; Seed sowing. |
| Vol2,
#1: Monkey puzzle; Blackcurrants;
Sea buckthorn; FG: clearings;
Grafting overview; Silver birch.
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| Vol
2, #2: Gaultherias; Hazel
(1), Pawpaw; Beech; Ground covers
(1); Grafting: rootstocks. |
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Vol
2, #3: Hazel (2);
Ground covers (2); Grafting: common
methods; Edible tree saps; Plums:
outline; The black locust: Robinia
pseudoacacia. |
| Vol
2, #4: Wych elm;
Lemon substitutes; Cherry plum;
Hazel cultivars; Plum yews; FG:
mulches. |
| Vol
3, #1: Sycamore,
Plum rootstocks, FG: shrubs; Index
to Vols. 1 & 2; Nut pines; Grafting:
hotgrafting pipe/low-tech grafting.
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| Vol
3, #2: Barberries
(Berberis spp); New Zealand flax
(Phormium tenax); FG: edges; Ginkgo
biloba: the maidenhair tree; Grafting
established trees; Plum cultivation;
Rowan. |
| Vol
3, #3: Plum cultivars;
Poncirus trifoliata; Fertility
in agroforestry and forest gardens;
Soil fertility: Nitrogen; Nitrogen-fixing
plants; Potassium; Phosphorus;
Soil pH and calcium. |
| Vol
3, #4: Greenwood
tip grafting; FG: succession;
Chestnuts (1); Bamboos: cultivation
and management; Arbutus unedo:
the strawberry tree; Honey locust:
Gleditsia triacanthos; Bullaces,
damsons, and mirabelles; Apples
from pips. |
| Vol
4, #1: Chestnuts
special: cultivation for nuts.
Covers all aspects of chestnut
cultivation, including extensive
cultivar list. |
| Vol4,
#2: Red Currants; Veneer
grafting; Plums: minor species;
The yes; Chestnut hybrids. |
| Vol
4, #3: Soap plants;
Elaeagnus; Pear rootstocks; Diospyros
virginiana: American persimmon.
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| Vol
4, #4: Diospyros
lotus: the date plum; Pears, Mycorrhizae;
Black walnut: silviculture. |
| Vol
5, #1: Black walnut:
uses; Plants and climate change
in Britain; FG: climbers; Hardy
citrus; Perry pears; Asian pears.
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| Vol5,
#2: Ash; Black walnut:
nut cultivation; FG: root & bulb
crops, Kaki persimmon, Cherries:
species descriptions. |
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Vol 5, #3: Cherry
silviculture; Forest farming ginseng;
Cherry rootstocks; Gooseberries.
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| Vol
5, #4: Edible acorns;
Sour cherries; Sweet & Duke cherries;
FG: fungi. |
| Vol
6, #1: Forest gardening:
ground cover polycultures; The
bayberries; Basketry willows;
The hickories; Fireblight. |
| Vol
6, #2: The Elder;
Quince; Cornelian cherry; Large-leaved
lime; Canker of apple & pear;
The service tree. |
| Vol
6, #3: Agroforestry
overview: silvopasture, silvoarable,
forest farming & gardening; Propagation:
softwood cuttings; Figs; Codling
Moth. |
| Vol
6, #4: FG: perennial
leaf crops; Almonds; Scab of apple&
pear; Prop: greenwood cuttings.
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| Vol
7, #1: Butternut;
Blackberries; Prop: hardwood cuttings;
Apple powdery mildew. |
| Vol
7, #2: Bacterial
canker of plum & cherry; Prop:
layering (1); Not seeing the forest
for the trees; Bamboo agroforestry
in China; Heartnut; Medicinal
plants overview; FG: polycultures
& matrix; Book reviews: Pests
& Diseases, Lupins, Ecology &
Biogeography of Pinus, People
& Land through Time, British Plant
Communities, Caring for Small
Woods, Botany & Healing, Dictionary
of Biological Controls & IPM. |
| Vol
7, #3: Edible Hawthorns;
Medicinal plants: cultivation;
Prop: layering; Pests & diseases:
Brown rot; Raspberries. |
| Vol
7, #4: Cornus
spp; Prop: root cuttings; FG:
annuals; P&D: honey fungus; Med.
plants: processing; Beneficial
insects in orchards; Book reviews;
Yellowhorn: Xanthoceras sorbifolium.
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| Vol
8, #1: Fruit Farm
in SW Ireland; Hovenia dulcis:
Japanese raisin tree; Prop: division;
Pollinating insects in orchards;
Blueberries; Red alder; P&D: vine
weevil. |
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Vol 8, #2:
Poultry in tree pasture; Rhus
spp: the sumacs; P&D: silverleaf;
FG: winter maintenance; Prop:
miscellaneous cuttings & techniques;
Torreya spp; Medicinal tree crops.
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| Vol
8, #3: Medicinal
shrub crops; FG: spring maintenance;
Grey mold: Botrytis cinerea; Grapes:
cultivation, pruning systems,
rootstocks, cultivars. |
| Vol
8, #4: Medicinal
perennial crops (1); Cudrania
tricuspidata: Chinese mulberry;
Caragana arborescens: Siberian
pea tree; FG: summer maintenance;
Poplars. |
| Vol
9, #1: Pests & Diseases:
plum fruit moth; Apricots; Pollard
meadows; Chicken forage plants;
Jujube; Medicinal perennials (2).
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| Vol
9, #2: Cranberries;
Med. peren. (3); P&D: crown gall;
FG: plants for difficult sites
(1); Chaste tree: Vitex agnus-castus;
Crab apples. |
| Vol
9, #3: Acca (Feijoa)
sellowiana: Pineapple guava; FG:
plants for difficult sites (2);
P&D: bitter pit; Med. plants:
resources; Peaches (1). |
| Vol
9, #4: Plants for
difficult sites - shrubs (2);
Hicans; Pest & Disease series:
Ink Disease; Peaches (2); Using
plants for facade insulation;
The Soil Foodweb; Asimina Triloba
- Pawpaw. |
| Vol
10, #1: The Viburnums;
Japanese Wineberry; Plants for
difficult sites: annuals (1);
some perennial tuber plants; Pest
& Disease Series: replant
diseases. |
| Vol
10, #2: The Junipers;
Chinese Quince; Strawberries;
Castanea pumila: Chinkapin; Plants
for difficult sites: Perennials
(3); Pest and Disease Series:
Peach Leaf Curl. |
| Vol
10, #3: Squirrels;
Blue Bean; Staphylea: bladder
nuts; Strawberries; The Alliums;
Siberian Ginseng. |
| Vol
10, #4: Akebia; Peaches
(3); Northern Pecans; Basketry
Plants; Water Core of apples and
pears. |
| Vol
11, #1: Manzanitas;
Agroforestry; Currants and Gooseberries;
the Milkweeds; Shothole of Stone
Fruit. |
| Vol
11, #2: Cork Oaks;
Redwoods; Aronia; Apple Cultivar
Disease-Resistance; Measuring
Polyculture yields; Wasps; Climate
Change. |
| Vol
11, #3: Kudzu; Edible
Water Plants; Chestnut: nutritional
benefits; Coppicicng fruit and
nut trees; Chilean Hazel; Hazelnuts
in NW Europe; Apples for juice;
Calycanthus: American allspice |
| Vol
11, #4: Rhubarb;
Irrigation of fruit & nut
trees; Growing own-rooted fruit
trees; Fuelwood; Pests: Rooks
& Crows; Drying fruits &
nuts; Hottentot fig; Book reviews:
Nutshell Guide to Growing Walnuts
/ Ecoagriculture / Trees, Crops
& Soil Fertility |
| Vol
12, #1: Complete
salad list; Sustainable orchard
floor mgmt; Walnut trials; Forest
gardening: Design of Clearings;
Book reviews: Plant Resins / Organic
Fruit Growing / Republic of Shade
/ Simple Grafting / Apples: Botany,
Production & Uses / Biology
of Apples & Pears |
| Vol
12, #2: Taxus: the
yews; Dye plants; Book Reviews:
Growing Unusual Vegetables / Hawthorns
& Medlars; Plantns for difficult
sites: annuals & biennials;
The golden chinkapins: Castanopsis
& Chrysolepis; Temperate taungya |
| Vol
12, #3: Chestnut
variety trials; Dye Plants (2);
Fresh woods and pastures new;
The loquat: Eriobotrya japonica;
Nut Processing: adding value to
fresh nuts; Tree defenses. |
| Vol
12, #4: The dawn
redwood: Metasequoia glyptostroboides;
Pollination of nut trees; Blue
Honeysuckle - Lonicera caerulea;
Dye plants (3): Mordant and tannin
plants; Pest and disease series:
Voles; Chaenomeles: The
Oriental quinces; Book reviews. |
| Vol
13, #1: Vaccinium:
the Blueberry family; Apple
cultivar disease-resistance trial;
Using Nitrogen-fixing shrubs in
nut orchards; Book review: The
Earth Care Manual; Compendium
of edible fruits: (1) trees. |
| Vol
13, #2: News (High-temp
treated wood, Climate change and
wine production, Uranium accumulators);
Pistachios in Italy; Carob production
in China; Tree engineering; Chestnut
production in Spain; Book reviews;
Compendium of edible fruits: shrubs;
Fodder trees and shrubs. |
| Vol
13, #3: News; Lime
bast cordage in Northern Europe;
Fibre sources from bark; Pine
nuts: present and future prospects;
Bamboo utilization in China; Processing
plant materials into fibers; Mulberries
in China and Japan; A power-driven
nut cracker; Bamboo as a building
material in Europe; Bamboo fiber;
Compendium of edible fruits: climber
shrubs; The nettle: Urtica
dioica. |
| Vol
13, #4: News (Origins
of domestic apples, Squirrel meat,
More pigs in woodland); Food value
of annual and perennial vegetables;
Horse chestnut: Aesculus hippocastaneum;
Silvopasture in Shropshire; Dehesa
agroforestry systems; Physalis:
Ground cherries; Lithocarpus:
the tanbark oaks; Compendium of
edible fruits: perennials and
annuals; Wooly aphid of apple;
Pine resin - sources and uses;
Book review. |
| Vol
14, #1: News (Hops
for food, Lacquer-based agroforestry
in China, Silvopasture in Appalachia,
Livestock and aspen in BC, Nut
orchard management in Ca, Hazels
on multiple stems, ART research
site); Chestnut variety trial
results; Insect control by bats;
Passiflora: passion flowers &
passion fruits; Bacterial disease
control by plants; the Myrtles;
Swamp Cypress: Taxodium distichum;
Storage of organic apples &
pears; Book review: Nutshell Guide
to Growing Blueberries, Cranberries
& Lingonberries |
| Vol
14, #2: News (A
new silvo-poultry system, Black
walnut in Britain, Squirrel collars
for trees, New plants from the
A.R.T., Fungal titbits, First
pine nut harvest, Forest garden
slide show, Edible Forest Gardens,
Walnuts in SW France, Walnut timber
processing in Italy); Soil Influences
on Tree Roots; Hops (cultivation,
pests & diseases, varieties);
Book Reviews: Silvopastoralism
& Sustainable Land Management;
Woodland Management; Edible Forest
Gardens |
| Vol
14, #3: Using mixed
species cropping to manage pests
and deseases; Sap production from
black walnut; Rose hips: properties
& culture; Apples in agroforestry
systems; Book reviews: Nutshell
Guide to Growing Hazelnuts / Hedgerow
History / The Black Poplar; Chestnuts:
post-harvest quality; World hazelnut
culture; Plants for windy sites:
Trees (1); Oriental Persimmon
in Europe. |
| Vol.
14, #4: Birch agroforestry
in Canada / The ringing Cedars
/ Climate change papers / Forest
farming of Alliums; Deep pipe
irrigation; Cloudberries; Malva:
the mallows; Plants for windy
sites: trees (2); Trees and aquaculture
systems; Zanthoxylum: Temperate
pepper trees for zones 3-8; New
Zealand flax; Spice bush: Lindera
benzoin; Tree pruning in broadscale
agroforestry. |
| Vol.
15, #1: New additions
to ART plant list / Deer fencing
/ Controlled woodland browsing
by goats / Biologcal efficiency
of two Chinese agroforestry systems
/ Walnut blight and its causes
/ The houses that matsutake built;
Traditional and innovative chestnut
products; Plants for windy sites:
Shrubs; Walnut agroforestry in
the Netherlands; Invertebrate
diversity research study; Walnut
wood and its utilisation. |
| Vol.
15, #2: News: Apples
from Central Asia; 2006 Trial
Ground Report; Using wood for
fuel: The science of burning wood
/ Notes on specific woofs for
burning / Drying wood / Heating
systems: log or woodchip? / Log
heating systems; Plants for windy
sites: Shrubs; Book reviews: Forestry
and Society / N-Tillage Seeding
in Conservation Agriculture /
Ecologically-based Integrated
Pest Management; Hemerocallis:
the daylilies. |
| Vol.
15, #3: News: Alley
cropping in Quebec/ Appalachian
Silvopasture research; Silvoarable
systems in Europe; Rumex: the
docks and sorrels; Edible mushrooms
from wood; Lupinus: the lupins;
Plants for windy sites: Perennials;
Sedum: the stonecrops; book review:
Growing Green |
| Vol.
15, #4: News: Walnut
products in France / Estates in
transition / British forests &
climate change; Forest gardens:
how they develop, persist &
decline; Mentha: mint species;
Red bayberry (Myrica rubra): A
promising fruit and forest tree;
Apples which hang well on the
tree. |
| Vol.
16, #1: News: Bog
myrtle beers / UK summer truffles
/ Maple sugar & climate change
/ Red squirrels forecast the future;
Paper mulberry: Broussonetia papyrifera;
Nitrogen fixation in plants; Hardy
nitrogen-fixing plant list; Birch:
wood, sap and bark uses. |
| Vol.
16, #2: News: Bamboo-based
particleboard / Bamboo leaf extract
/ Bamboo plastic / Bamboo paper
/ Bamboo bridge / Medicinal mushroom
for prostate cancer/ Pine medicinal
uses / Feverfew modern uses /
Sea buckthorn in Canada / Bamboo
propagation / Tapping bigleaf
maple / Codling moth control /
Goats in the forest; Wooden shingles
and shakes for roofing; Book reviews:
Ultimate Fruit & Nuts / Fruit
and Nut Production; Sea buckthorn
- the new 'superfruit'; Attracting
beneficial insects. |
| Vol.
16, #3: News; Stone
pine for nut production; Walnut
breeding in California; Almond:
breeding for fruit quality; Hazelnut:
breeding in Oregon; Pest series:
Deer and Rabbits; Ostrich fern:
Mateuccia struthiopteris;
A low-cost nut sorting machine;
Roots of fruit & nut trees;
book reviews: Perennial Vegetables
/ The Encyclopedia of Fruit and
Nuts |
| Vol.
16, #4: News:Bamboo
Bridge / MRSA & honey / Malaria
& Artemisia; Climate change:
agricultural dimensions; Likely
climate changes in Britain; Plant
& soil responses to climate
change; Climate impact on pests;
Climate impacts on diseases; Farming
methods & gas emissions; Suggested
responses to climate change; Irrigation
methods; book reviews: Hedgerow
Medicine / Natural
Beekeeping / Agroforesterie |
| Vol.
17, #1: News: A
good summer for truffles / Cider
from Ash Trees / Pine bark for
osteoarthritis / Threatened plants;
The RISC rooftop forest garden;
Climate change and agroecosystems;
Paulownia; Inks and paints; Hemp;
book reviews: The Woodland
Year / The Peach |
| Vol.
17, #2: News: Cork
forests in danger / Oregano essential
oil against MRSA / UK recent climate
changes; Indicators and guidelines
for landscape assessment and planning
for agroforestry; The ART forest
garden in 2008; woad as an indigo
crop; Traditional Andean cultivation
systems: implications for sustainable
land use; Viola: the violets |
| Vol.
17, #3: News: Forest
management / Cones as a crop /
Surge of interest in wild foods;
Food exploration in the Caucasus;
Soil organisms; The Campanulas;
Coast redwood for timber; American
gooseberry mildew; Biochar: an
unknown quantity; Book reviews:
Proper Pruning of Grapevines /
A Year in a Forest Garden / Asian
Vegetables |
| Vol.
17, #4: News: Prairie
fruit / Bamboo computer keyboards
/ Ostrich fern; Forest gardens
& carbon sequestration; Native
plants: Restoring to an idea;
Greek agroforestry systems; Ecosystem
services & environmental benefits
of agroforestry; Black truffles
& agroforestry; Autumn olive
in forestry; Agroforestry in Portugal;
Agroforestry in the Netherlands;
Book review: The Living Landscape:
How to Read and Understand It
by Patrick Whitefield |
| Vol.
18, #1: News: Limits
to nitrogen / Milkweeds; Plumcots;
Mulberries; The future for chestnut;
Juneberries: Amelanchier species;
Blue honeysuckle - Lonicera caerulea;
Book review: Nature's Matrix |
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Vol.
18, #2: News:
Woody plands & climate change
adaption / Uses of plant oils
/ Echium as an oil crop / Myrica
gale as a beer ingredient; Plant
resins; A simple chestnut peeling
process; Future impacts of climate
change on UK forests; Alternative
rubber plants; American
gooseberry mildew; Book review:
The Forager Handbook |
| Vol.
18, #3: News: Cork
for padding / Maple syrup / Feverfew
/ Sea buckthorn leaves / Chestnut
wood / Mulberries / Medieval &
organic apples / Nuts & health;
Toona sinensis - the Chinese toon;
Land use options for sustainable
farming; Autumn olive - Elaeagnus
umbellata; Mycorrhizae; Sea buckthorns;
Myoga - a hardy ginger; 'Nut wizard'
harvesters |
| Vol.
18, #4: News: Plant
compounds & human health /
saffron/ Ginkgo biloba: the maidenhair
tree; Sea buckthorn; Beers &
ales from trees & shrubs;
Cornus mas: Cornelian cherry;
The history of sweet chestnut;
Book review: Roundwood Timber
Framing |
| Vol.
19, #1: News: White
mulberries in Tajikistan / Cobnut
oil scoops prize / Climate change
research at Brogdale / Catch frame
for cherry & berry harvesting
/ Is burning biomass really zero
carbon?; Biomass - A burning issue;
Abies & Picea: the firs &
spruces |
| Vol.
19, #2: News: Beekepers
& pesticides / UK Gene ban
for rare fruit species / Four
degrees & beyond / Passiflora
incarnata / Pine nuts & the
grizzlies / Nootkanone against
ticks / Tannins in the environment
/ Chestnut-fed pigs; Bamboo uses
- overview; A few perennial vegetables;
The importance of bees in nature;
Book review: Sepp Holzer's Permaculture;
ART course & guided tours
2011 |
| Vol.
19, #3: News: Small
is successful / Fungi that make
fuel / Medicinal honey / Sea buckthorn
- a possible anti-cancer plant
/ Honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos)
& nitrogen fixation / Making
a business of spruce resin salve
/ Interconnectedness of ecosystems
/ Plant-based sweeteners / Edible
forest insects in human nutrition;
Some more perennial vegetables;
Forest products from insects;
Trees & shrubs yielding edible
oils |
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