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Fall 2026 Lecture Laboratory Upper DivisionData from last updated 4/10/2026
Fall 2026
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Course covers a broad spectrum of arboriculture principles and techniques, including pruning, transplanting, fertilization, climbing, rigging, removal, cabling, bracing, lightning protection, hazard tree evaluation, tree appraisal, and street tree inventory.
Learning Outcomes1Recognize and explain the various arboricultural practices that enhance the sustainability of trees in the built environment.
2Apply essential plant health care practices and arboricultural practices used in the cultivation and management of trees and other woody plants in the built environment including planting, pruning and pest management.
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