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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the role, management, and significance of urban trees in creating sustainable green cities. It explores the ecological, social, psychological, and economic benefits of trees, while also addressing the challenges of maintaining them in urban environments. Topics include tree biology, stress adaptation, pathology, risk assessment, pruning, transplantation, and maintenance practices.

This course explores stem cankers on urban and forest trees, covering their causes, identification, and impacts on tree health. Participants will gain practical knowledge on early detection, risk factors, and effective management strategies to help protect trees in both natural and urban environments.

This course examines the biotic and abiotic challenges impacting urban trees and forest ecosystems. Learners will explore how pests, pathogens, climate extremes, soil conditions, and human activities affect tree health and longevity. The course emphasizes diagnosis, monitoring, and management practices that support resilient urban green spaces and sustainable forest landscapes.


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