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4 Arnoldia, 1970–2000
Dendrological Atlas (50) [3] 21–28, inside back cover
“Dendrological Atlas: A Legacy in the Making,” Peter Del Tredici (50) [3] 21–28
Dendrophthora (51) [3] 11, 14
Deng Xiao Ping (48) [2] 28
Dennstaedtia punctilobula (34) 248; (48) [3] 24; (56) [2] 16
Denny, Judge Owen N. (31) 357
Dentaria diphyllum (55) [3] 6
Denver Botanical Garden [CO] (46) [3] 6
Derby [England] (47) [4] 24, 25
Derby Arboretum (53) [3] 15, 16
Derderian, Constance E. (32) 269; (49) [3] 10, 11, 31
— — — “Japanese Theory—American Practice” (31) 294; (32) 269
— — — “Subtropical Bonsai for Indoor Gardening” (36) 1–21
Dermatitis-causing plants (35) 93–121
DeSandro, Cynthia, drawing by (45) [3] 14
Desanos Indians, Columbia (32) 213
Descanso Gardens [CA] (58) [3] 23
Deschampsia caespitosa (54) [3] 10
—flexuosa (54) [3] 7
Descripciones de las Plantas Demonstrandas en las Lecciones Publicas [Antonio José Cavanilles, 1801] (47) [3] 19
Description and Classification of Vegetation, David W. Shimwell [review of] (36) 180
Desert Botanical Garden [Phoenix, AZ] (46) [3] 3, 6, 10
— — — photo by (47) [2] 23
Desert candle (37) 218
Desfontaines, René, (57) [3] 22
Desfontainia spinosa (41) [3] front cover, 100, 101
— — var. hookerii (32) 211
Desfontainiaceae (41) [3] 101
Desiccation theory of leaf curling (50) [1] 32
Design for Survival,” Anne Whiston Spirn (44) [4] 29–36
“Designing a Computer-Software Application to Meet the Plant-Record Needs of the Arnold Arboretum,” Kerry S.
Walter (49) [1] 42–53
“Designing Plants with Rare Genes,” John W. Einset (46) [4] 60–63
Desmos yunnanensis (48) [2] 6
Deutzia (32) 113
— slender (41) 176; (44) [4] 23
Deutzia (43) [1] 3; (56) [2] 9
— crenata ‘Summer Snow’ (43) [4] 7
— gracilis (41) 176; (44) [4] 23; (56) [2] 25
— scabra (56) [2] 24
Devil’s walking stick (31) 232; (32) 68; (38) 112
DeWit, plan by (57) [2] 4
DeWolf, Gordon P., Jr. (30) 2; (32) 254; (49) [1] 20
— — — — “Basic Books for the Library” (30) 107
— — — — “Colonial Gardens, Some Additional Sources of Information Chronologically Arranged” (31) 250–253
— — — — “Common Pines of Massachusetts” (35) 197–228
— — — — “Gardening Books for Libraries” (32) 115–125
— — — — “Guide to Potentially Dangerous Plants” (34) 49–91
— — — — “Japanese, Latin, and English Names of Plants in Early Japanese Poetry,” with George E. Potter and E.
Bruce Brooks (31) 292
— — — — “Notes on the History of Tea” (31) 20–23
— — — — “The Story of Forsythia,” with Robert S. Hebb (31) 41–61
— — — — “Suburban Economics” (30) 175–179
— — — — “What Can We Do About Pollution?” (30) 33–35
— — — — “Yews in Fiction and Fact,” with Mark Silber (30) 139
Dhobi-nut (35) 96, 97
Dianthus (31) 28, 34, 168, 173, 189; (34) 320
— barbatus (31) 174; (39) 254
— caesius (31) 34
— caryophyllus (31) 179, 227
— gratianopolitanus (31) 34
— plumarius (31) 229; (39) 254
— superbus (31) 292
Diarrhea remedy (32) 25, 46
Dicamba (49) [4] 16
Dicentra (31) 34; (34) 321
— canadensis (37) 95