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Shade Tree Mortality Study Techniques

Robert S. Dewers
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry (AUF) February 1979, 5 (2) 39-41; DOI: https://doi.org/10.48044/jauf.1979.008
Robert S. Dewers
Professor of Urban Forestry, Dept, of Forest Science, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
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    Ditching for underground utilities was the apparent cause of loss of this group of post oaks which will not afford expected shade to this Texas home.

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    Careful protection to the trunk of these oaks offers no protection to the root system as heavy equipment cuts away and compacts the root system.

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    POST OAK DECLINE SURVEY CITY OF COLLEGE STATION 1976

    Probable CauseDecliningDead
    Cut or fill - bulldozer4963
    Vehicular compaction111
    Raising water table1814
    Utility ditching3721
    Erosion61
    Paving over roots4928
    Lightning113
    Trunk damage65
    Weed killer130
    Other and undetermined6817
        Total268153
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