isa
municipal
arborist
study
guide
questions
(all)2023
Describe
the
difference
among
arboriculture,
municiple
arboriculture,
and
urban
forestry.
municipal
arborculture
urban
forestry
encompasses
all
the
greenspaces
within
a
city.
municipal
arborculture
is
a
specialize
field
of
arborculture
and
urban
forestry
that
deals
with
management
of
planted
and
naturally
occuring
greenspaces
on
public
land
in
communities.
arborculture
focuses
on
tree
care
activities
applied
to
individual
trees
and
small
groups
of
trees
1
/
42
Profile
Picture
Created
by
ESTreeService
questions
from
the
end
of
all
chapters.
Terms
in
this
set
(42)
Original
describe
the
difference
among
arboriculture,
municiple
arboriculture,
and
urban
forestry.
municipal
arborculture
urban
forestry
encompasses
all
the
greenspaces
within
a
city.
municipal
arborculture
is
a
specialize
field
of
arborculture
and
urban
forestry
that
deals
with
management
of
planted
and
naturally
occuring
greenspaces
on
public
land
in
communities. arborculture
focuses
on
tree
care
activities
applied
to
individual
trees
and
small
groups
of
trees
list
3
reasons
it
is
important
to
understand
and
be
able
to
describe
the
benifits
trees
provide
1.
demonstrate
return
on
urban
forest
program
funding.
2.meet
environmental
quality
retirements
3.
apply
for
grants
aimed
at
environmental
enhancement/protection
5
environmental
benifits
trees
provide
1.
enhance
air
quality
by
absorbing
and
intercepting
atmospheric
contaminants
2.mitigate
global
warming
through
carbon
sequestering
3.
conserve
energy
through
sun
and
wind
protection
4.
reduce
stormwater
runoff
and
erosion
5.
reduce
smog
production
by
lowering
temperatures
in
cities
and
vehicles.
how
do
tree
affect
particulates?
tree
filter
out
particles
from
the
air
that
adhere
to
leaves,
twigs,
and
branches
How
do
trees
cause
pollution
?
some
trees
produce
biogenic
volatile
organic
compounds
that
contribute
to
the
formation
of
ozone
and
carbon
monoxide
what
is
the
overall
effect
trees
have
on
ozone
levels?
...
how
do
trees
mitigate
global
warming?
trees
remove
CO2
from
the
air
and
sequester
carbon
in
wood.
lowering
the
concentration
of
CO2
reduces
greenhouses
gases
and
mitigates
global
warming.
municipal
arborist
study
guide
questions
(all)2023
Describe
the
difference
among
arboriculture,
municiple
arboriculture,
and
urban
forestry.
municipal
arborculture
urban
forestry
encompasses
all
the
greenspaces
within
a
city.
municipal
arborculture
is
a
specialize
field
of
arborculture
and
urban
forestry
that
deals
with
management
of
planted
and
naturally
occuring
greenspaces
on
public
land
in
communities.
arborculture
focuses
on
tree
care
activities
applied
to
individual
trees
and
small
groups
of
trees
1
/
42
Profile
Picture
Created
by
ESTreeService
questions
from
the
end
of
all
chapters.
Terms
in
this
set
(42)
Original
describe
the
difference
among
arboriculture,
municiple
arboriculture,
and
urban
forestry.
municipal
arborculture
urban
forestry
encompasses
all
the
greenspaces
within
a
city.
municipal
arborculture
is
a
specialize
field
of
arborculture
and
urban
forestry
that
deals
with
management
of
planted
and
naturally
occuring
greenspaces
on
public
land
in
communities. arborculture
focuses
on
tree
care
activities
applied
to
individual
trees
and
small
groups
of
trees
list
3
reasons
it
is
important
to
understand
and
be
able
to
describe
the
benifits
trees
provide
1.
demonstrate
return
on
urban
forest
program
funding.
2.meet
environmental
quality
retirements
3.
apply
for
grants
aimed
at
environmental
enhancement/protection
5
environmental
benifits
trees
provide
1.
enhance
air
quality
by
absorbing
and
intercepting
atmospheric
contaminants
2.mitigate
global
warming
through
carbon
sequestering
3.
conserve
energy
through
sun
and
wind
protection
4.
reduce
stormwater
runoff
and
erosion
5.
reduce
smog
production
by
lowering
temperatures
in
cities
and
vehicles.
how
do
tree
affect
particulates?
tree
filter
out
particles
from
the
air
that
adhere
to
leaves,
twigs,
and
branches
How
do
trees
cause
pollution
?
some
trees
produce
biogenic
volatile
organic
compounds
that
contribute
to
the
formation
of
ozone
and
carbon
monoxide
what
is
the
overall
effect
trees
have
on
ozone
levels?
...
how
do
trees
mitigate
global
warming?
trees
remove
CO2
from
the
air
and
sequester
carbon
in
wood.
lowering
the
concentration
of
CO2
reduces
greenhouses
gases
and
mitigates
global
warming.
