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A suburban Southern live oak in Gainesville, Florida, showing the impacts of stand crowding on crown form.
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The status of 50 live oaks in each of four suburban neighborhoods in Gainesville, Florida. Live oaks were judged to be endangered when encroachers covered more than 50% of their crown.
Approximate neighborhood age Number of encroached live oaks (n = 50) Percentage of live oak crown encroached Property size (ha) Property value Mean time before encroachers endanger the live oaks Owner likely to remove encroachers? median range median range yes no 15 years 47 33.3% .186 .081 − .291 $136,965 $86,330 − $187,600 4.8 years 3 4 52 years 45 31.2% .162 .080 − .247 $133,145 $53,180 − $213,110 12.9 years 3 3 49 years 45 29.3% .117 .081 − .227 $87,665 $37,130 − $138,200 7.2 years 4 1 43 years 47 7.8% .121 .057 − .186 $53,250 $39,100 − $67,400 11.8 years 2 3
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