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- Figure 1.
A tree that has been topped. DO NOT do this to your trees!
- Figure 2.
Trees are often topped to eliminate interference with utility lines.
- Figure 3.
Internal decay, often not visible from the outside, weakens tree limbs.
- Figure 4.
A conk (fungal fruiting structure) is a visible sign of decay In trees.
- Figure 5.
Dense, upright branches develop as a result of topping.
- Figure 6.
The tree crown can be reduced by “thinning-out” selected branches.
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