City Trees

March/April 2018

City Trees is a premier publication focused on urban + community forestry. In each issue, you’ll learn how to best manage the trees in your community and more!

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In this fascinating article, horticultur- ist and science writer Laura Wyeth explores the truly enthralling biology of lichens, simultaneously vulner- able and cannily adaptive organ- isms. The next time a city resident asks you whether lichens are harmful to trees, share this piece with them! Also recommended is this blog post from Washington State Urban Forestry in which a concerned resident sends in a branch with what turns out to be more than six kinds of harmless lichen. The post also answers the question, "What are eutrophic lichens, and why are they found in cities?" —Michelle Sutton, Ed. Multiple types of lichen on one small branch. Photo by Flickr user Jim McCulloch | CC BY 2.0 27 Factories, Factories,

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