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ISA Certified Arborist Exam Prep: Key Terms and Concepts, Exams of Forestry

This document offers a concise overview of key terms relevant to the isa certified arborist exam. it provides brief definitions for terms such as chlorophyll, transpiration, bark, excurrent and decurrent growth, and ph, useful for quick review or memorization. However, it lacks the depth and context necessary for comprehensive understanding.

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Chlorophyll - CORRECT ANSWER Makes the color or the leaves green so photosynthesis can take place Transpiration - CORRECT ANSWER-loss of water vapor from leaves Bark - CORRECT ANSWER-protects branches & trunk of tree from iniury Excurrent Growth - CORRECT ANSWER-Orientation of growth in external cell M.A.D.HORSE - CORRECT ANSWER-Opposite leaf arrangement MAPLE ASH DOGWOOD HORSECHESTNUT pH - CORRECT ANSWER-Measure of acidity or alkaline from 0 to 14 <7 acidic 7> Alkaline 7 Neutral Decurrent Growth - CORRECT ANSWER-rounded or broader tree growth Deciduous - CORRECT ANSWER-loss of leaves in the fall Respiration - CORRECT ANSWER-process of converting food into energy Stomata - CORRECT ANSWER-pours in leaves that open and close to allow for water transportation Xylem - CORRECT ANSWER-transportation for the water and minerals throughout the tree Phloem - CORRECT ANSWER-Conducls Carbohydrates Osmosis - CORRECT ANSWER-Process how water enters roots Organic Matter - CORRECT ANSWER-organic components that are decaying matter to help increase water holding & nutrients to improve soil structure Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) - CORRECT ANSWER-measure of soils capacity to attract, retain & exchange a positive charge Girdling Roots - CORRECT ANSWER-roots that grow across or around the trunk, potentially choking off vascular tissues in a tree. May cause decline or death Taxonomy - CORRECT ANSWER-Classi fication of plants yori et et ete ~ 2k 2X eX eX Xé 2~ ee Ke aa v 4 w Leaves - CORRECT ANSWER-Food factories ' ¥ Cambium - CORRECT ANSWER-layer of cells located between the phloem & xylem as ¥ i “ Urea-formalehyde - CORRECT ANSWER-slow, soluble, synthetic fertilizer rn ‘ Leaching - CORRECT ANSWER-washing out of chemicals through soil i v i ¥ Organic Fertilization - CORRECT ANSWER-organic materials that are carbon based that ih ; ’ decompose slowly h a Susceptible/Pest Resistant - CORRECT ANSWER-cultivar selected to be adept from a disease Y or problem nN / ; Y Chlorosis - CORRECT ANSWER-yellowing veins within the leaf from mineral loss as v i Vv Fertilizer Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER-the % listed on the container for the fert. ny Vv Complete Fertilizer - CORRECT ANSWER-Nitro phosphorus & potassium listed (NPK) me y h y iN " ‘ y Planting Specifications - CORRECT ANSWER-detailed plans & statements for landscape ¥ i a Evergreen - CORRECT ANSWER maintain leaves throughout the seasons Mycorrhizae - CORRECT ANSWER-fungus roots Macropores - CORRECT ANSWER-air filled soil Rhizosphere - CORRECT ANSWER-soil zone immediately surrounding roots Field Capacity - CORRECT ANSWER-soil alter gravilational water has drained Buffering Capacity - CORRECT ANSWER-ability to maintain pH Gravilalional Watcr - CORRECT ANSWER-wator that drains from the macropores Meristems - CORRECT ANSWER part of the root that gets it get bigger Micropores - CORRECT ANSWER-tend to be water filled soil particles Clay - CORRECT ANSWER-fine textured soil particles; greater water holding capability Control of growth - CORRECT ANSWER-genetic potentials & environmental surroundings Root Pruning - CORRECT ANSWER-pre-digging to create a more densely rooted ball Sand - CORRECT ANSWER-course textured particles Compartmentalization - CORRECT ANSWER-natural process of defense in trees by which they wall off decay in wood Co-dominate Stems - CORRECT ANSWER-when 2 stems of the qual size arise from a union Topping - CORRECT ANSWER-cutting off the crown of a tree Cations - CORRECT ANSWER-elements dissolved into water that become positively charged particles Dicotyledon - CORRECT ANSWER-two seed leaves at germination