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E-grāmata: Landscape Trees and Shrubs: Selection, Use and Management [CABI E-books]

(Formerly School of Biology and Environmental Science, University College Dublin, Ireland)
  • Formāts: 224 pages
  • Sērija : Cabi Publishing
  • Izdošanas datums: 11-Jul-2006
  • Izdevniecība: CABI Publishing
  • ISBN-13: 9781845930547
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  • Formāts: 224 pages
  • Sērija : Cabi Publishing
  • Izdošanas datums: 11-Jul-2006
  • Izdevniecība: CABI Publishing
  • ISBN-13: 9781845930547
This book presents a horticultural overview of the main plant families of trees and shrubs from temperate regions that are cultivated in urban and rural landscape schemes. Most of the plants used come from a limited number of plant families and within these families, certain genera contribute very significantly. The largest chapter in the book describes 37 plant families according to their identification, functional use and management in landscape schemes. With this information readers will be able to assess the suitability of species and prepare planting designs for prevailing sites.
Preface and Acknowledgements ix
Introduction 1(3)
Functional Uses of Vegetation in Urban and Rural Areas
4(8)
Design
4(3)
Environmental
7(2)
Engineering
9(1)
Aesthetic Functions of Trees and Shrubs
9(1)
Detrimental Effects of Vegetation in Urban Areas
10(1)
Further Investigation
10(1)
References
10(2)
Ornamental Qualities of Trees and Shrubs
12(12)
Growth Rate
12(1)
Plant Size
13(1)
Shape
13(2)
Habit
15(4)
Types of Foliage
19(1)
Flowers and Fruit
20(1)
Bark
21(1)
Further Investigation
22(1)
Further Reading
23(1)
Plant Identification -- an Introduction
24(9)
Botanical Classification
24(2)
Common or Colloquial Names
26(1)
Why do Plant Names Change?
27(1)
What's in a Name
27(3)
Scheme for the Identification and Use of Plants by Family
30(2)
References
32(1)
Plant Families
33(97)
Aceraceae Maple
33(4)
Aquifoliaceae Holly
37(1)
Araucariaceae Monkey Puzzle, Chile Pine
38(2)
Asteraceae (Compositae) Daisy
40(2)
Berberidaceae Barberry
42(1)
Betulaceae Birch
43(3)
Buddlejaceae Buddleja
46(1)
Buxaceae Box
47(2)
Caprifoliaceae Elderberry
49(7)
Abelia
50(1)
Lonicera (honeysuckle)
51(1)
Sambucus (elderberry)
52(1)
Symphoricarpos
52(1)
Viburnum
53(2)
Weigela
55(1)
Celastraceae Spindle Bush
56(1)
Cistaceae Rock Rose
57(1)
Cornaceae Dogwoods
58(1)
Cupressaceae Cypress
59(3)
Ericaceae Heather
62(1)
Fabaceae Broom, Laburnum and Gorse
63(3)
Landscape trees from the Fabaceae
65(1)
Landscape climbers
65(1)
Landscape shrubs
65(1)
Native shrubs
66(1)
Fagaceae Beech and Oak
66(4)
Nothofagus (southern beech)
68(1)
Quercus (oak)
68(1)
Fagus (beech)
68(2)
Ginkgoaceae Ginkgo or Maidenhair Tree
70(1)
Hamamelidaceae Witch Hazel
71(2)
Hippocastanaceae Horse Chestnut
73(1)
Juglandaceae Walnut
74(1)
Lamiaceae Dead-Nettle or Mint
75(2)
Magnoliaceae Magnolia and Tulip Tree
77(2)
Malvaceae Mallow and Hibiscus
79(1)
Myrtaceae Myrtle
80(2)
Oleaceae Olive
82(5)
Fraxinus (ash)
83(2)
Jasminum (jasmine)
85(1)
Ligustrum (privet)
85(1)
Osmanthus
86(1)
Syringa (lilac)
87(1)
Pinaceae Pine, Cedar and Larch
87(4)
Platanaceae Plane
91(3)
Rhamnaceae Rhamnus and Ceanothus
94(1)
Rosaceae Rose
95(17)
Crataegus (hawthorn)
98(1)
Malus (crab apple)
99(1)
Prunus (cherry, plum, peach and almond)
100(3)
Pyrus (pear)
103(1)
Sorbus (rowan or mountain ash, whitebeam)
104(2)
Shrubby genera in the Rosaceae
106(1)
Cotoneaster
106(2)
Rosa (rose)
108(2)
Other genera
110(2)
Rutaceae Rue
112(2)
Salicaceae Poplar and Willow
114(2)
Saxifragaceae
116(3)
Solanaceae Potato
119(1)
Taxaceae Yew
120(1)
Taxodiaceae Redwood
121(2)
Tiliaceae Lime
123(3)
Ulmaceae Elm
126(1)
Vitaceae Vine
127(1)
References
128(1)
Further Reading
128(2)
Designing with Trees and Shrubs
130(23)
Factors Influencing the Development of a Planting Scheme
130(7)
Scale and situation
130(1)
Site conditions
131(1)
Soil
132(1)
Development of a planting scheme
133(1)
Plant associations
134(1)
Post-planting management
134(1)
Plants in a scheme
135(1)
Characteristics of each plant
136(1)
Purchasing plants from a nursery
136(1)
Trees: Selection, Use and Management
137(5)
Parkland trees
137(1)
Conifers
138(2)
Street trees
140(1)
Semi-mature trees
140(1)
Ornamental trees
140(1)
Native or naturalistic-style planting
141(1)
Staking of trees
141(1)
Management of trees
141(1)
Shrubs: Selection, Use and Management
142(3)
Ground-cover shrubs: selection, use and management
142(2)
Selection of species and varieties
144(1)
Planting centres and setting out
145(1)
Hedges: Selection, Use and Management
145(1)
Functions of hedges
145(1)
Hedges: establishment and planting
145(1)
Management of overgrown hedges
146(1)
Climbers: Selection, Use and Management
146(1)
Shrubs and Shrubberies
147(4)
Pruning of Shrubs
151(1)
Further Investigation
151(1)
References
152(1)
Glossary
153(2)
Appendices
155(8)
Parkland Trees
155(1)
Native Trees and Shrubs in Britain and Ireland
156(1)
Selection of Ground-cover Plants
156(1)
Hedging Plants
157(1)
Tough, Reliable Shrubs
158(1)
Short-lived Shrubs
159(1)
Shrubs with Scented Flowers and Foliage
159(1)
Ornamental Autumn Interest
160(1)
Shrubs and Trees for Winter Interest
160(1)
Shrubs and Trees in Maritime Areas
161(2)
Bibliography 163(4)
Indices 167


Mary Forrest, School of Biology and Environmental Science, University College Dublin, Ireland.