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ISA ARBORIST STUDY GUIDE SAMPLE TEST|| 70+ ACTUAL QUESTIONS & CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS Bark, phloem, cambium, xylem When cutting through a tree with a chain saw or drilling into a tree, you would pass through (in or- der) 1. Growth may be stimulated in lateral buds If the terminal bud is re- moved in pruning: 2. The growth rings of a tree: Visible because of the rapid growth rate of ear- lywood relative to late- wood, can be counted on to approximate trees age, can give information about growth conditions in pre- vious years. 3. Cambium layer of cells is responsible for outward growth and increased girth of tree.

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ISA ARBORIST STUDY GUIDE SAMPLE TEST|| 70+ ACTUAL
QUESTIONS & CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS


Bark, phloem, cambium, xylem When cutting through a tree with a chain saw or drilling into a tree, you would pass through (in or- der)

1. Growth may be stimulated in lateral buds If the terminal bud is re-
moved in pruning:

2. The growth rings of a tree: Visible because of the
rapid growth rate of ear-
lywood relative to late-
wood, can be counted on
to approximate trees age,
can give information about
growth conditions in pre-
vious years.

3. Cambium layer of cells is responsible
for outward growth and
increased girth of tree.

, ISA ARBORIST STUDY GUIDE SAMPLE TEST|| 70+ ACTUAL
QUESTIONS & CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS

4. Mycorrhizae are: A symbiotic relationship
between fungi and roots.

5. Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) differs from bal- They are not in the same
sam fir (Abies balsamea) in that: genus.

6. Opposite leaf arrangement is: When two leaves and/or
buds are located at the
same node on a twig.

7. Quercus rubra

, ISA ARBORIST STUDY GUIDE SAMPLE TEST|| 70+ ACTUAL
QUESTIONS & CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS

Scientific name of Red
Oak.

8. Quercus (Oak) This genus of tree usually
does not have an opposite
leaf arrangement.

9. Pines These conifers have nee-
dles in bundles.

10. Available oxygen and water The primary factor in con-
trolling the depth, spread,
and distribution of tree
roots in the soil is/are:

11. The most fibrous and absorptive portion of a tree's Are in the upper 6 inches
root system is found in? of soil.

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