Detective Dendro®

Detective Dendro®

By International Society of Arboriculture
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Detective Dendro® episodes

  • The Case of the Worrisome Wilt
    Dendro and Codit are experiencing a row of quirks with Quercus. Oak wilt (Ceratocystis fagacearum) seems to be raiding the town, but something seems a little quaky about this particular red oak (Quercus rubra). (Original story by Justin Meier)
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  • The Case of the Honeylocust Hex
    Even with fervent fertilization, declining honeylocusts (Gleditsia triacanthos) may put a damper on the aesthetics of a daughter’s wedding. Will Dendro be able to sooth a frightened mother’s plea? (Original story by Gavin Paul Giovagnoli)
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  • The Case of the Spurious Spikes
    Can a simple meat skewer help in the diagnosis of this afflicted hickory tree (Carya spp.)? Or will this tree succumb to a spurious villain? Find out what this insidious incident could indicate on this episode of Detective Dendro®. (Original story by Guy Meilleur)
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  • The Case of the Suspicious Specks
    A dogwood (Cornus sp.) loses over half the circumference of its bark when a truck crashes into its base. A year later, Cornelia Cornice needs an appraisal for her insurance. Does the tree need to be replaced? What are those black spots? Find out what happens on this episode of Detective Dendro. (Original story by Guy Meilleur)
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  • The Case of the Suffering Serotina
    A local councilman’s cherry tree (Prunus serotina) produces a heavy amount of fruit, but also shows signs of top dieback. What catastrophe caused this muddled mess? Find out on this episode of Detective Dendro®. (Original story by Alan Siewert)
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  • The Case of the Bewildered Bonsai Beneficiary
    Boggled by the decline of her bonsai, Lily Thordarson panics as the needles of her father’s favorite tree start to brown. Will Dendro be able to remove the dreariness of this day by treating this bleak bonsai? (Original story by Stephanie Davy)
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  • The Case of the Bumpy Blackness
    Ruby Rubrum’s garden smells as vile as vomit. She suspects that people have been leaving the park, trespassing into her yard, and trashing her garden. Can Detective Dendro find the source of this sickening stench? Find out on this episode of Detective Dendro. (Original story by Guy Meilleur)
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  • The Case of the Frazzled Fronds
    Could falling fronds be endangering tourists? Find out on this episode as Detective Dendro® solves a mystery about queen palms (Syagrus romanzoffiana) at a tropical resort. (Original story by Emily Parrino)
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  • The Case of the Wondrous Washboard
    When Codit is enticed by the appeal of washboard abs, Detective Dendro gets a call to explore the mystery of a beech tree (Fagus grandifolia) with stacked-up lines of horizontal bumps on its bark. Is this a wishy-washy situation or are washboard characteristics wonderful all around? Find out on this episode of Detective Dendro®. (Original story by Guy Meilleur)
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Since its conception in 2004, Detective Dendro, the Diagnostic Sleuth, has been a highly popular print series with a regular feature in Arborist News magazine. In 2010, this educational and…