ISA Certified Arborist Study Guide

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Across
  1. 3. Abnormal swelling of plant tissues caused by gall wasps, mites, nematodes, and various insects and less commonly by fungi or bacteria
  2. 4. Diffusion of water through semipermeable membrane
  3. 8. type of 7-strand steel cable, often used to cable trees. Stronger but less flexible than common-grade cable. Must be terminated with dead-end tree grips
  4. 10. Method of ascending a rope by wrapping the rope around the feet
  5. 11. Dark colored, stable form of organic matter that remains after most of the plant or animal residues have decomposed
  6. 13. Flaking or peeling bark
  7. 16. Chemical compound that kills vegetation
  8. 18. In tree risk assessment, the professional assessment of the likelihood for a tree to fail within a period of time
Down
  1. 1. localized death of tissue in a living organism
  2. 2. Genetically determined ability of a plant to survive low temperatures
  3. 5. Symbiotic association between certain fungi and the roots of a plant
  4. 6. type of compound leaf with veins or leaflets radiating in a fanlike pattern
  5. 7. Type of knot made when a rope is secured around an object or its own standing part. Contrast with bend.
  6. 9. Soil texture classification based on a certain ratio of sand, silt, and clay. Ideal for plant growth
  7. 12. Layer of soil within the soil profile
  8. 14. Slightly enlarged portion of a stem where leaves and buds arise
  9. 15. Particular knot tied as a safety knot or stopper knot at the end of a line
  10. 17. Sequence of cuts used to control the direction of a limb being removed
  11. 18. taxonomic group under the order level and above the genus level
  12. 19. Cable anchor with a closed eye, usually machine threaded. Only drop-forged eye bolts are accepted and approved for tree support systems in the US