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A New Tree Biology
... this sense, the tree does not heal or restore injured and infected tissues. While all of these events are taking place, time is ... secondary layer of fibers is infected and altered. Wetwood is wood infected by anaerobic bacteria mostly. The infected wood is altered in ways ... When wetwood is drained, the wood first infected by bacteria will usually be infected by wood-decaying fungi. As some trees are ...
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New Page 1
... accept and adjust. Trees have no healing system, in the sense of restoring injured and infected tissues. Trees are generating systems. Tree defense is centered about boundaries that form about infections, and ... that can think. Humans run from danger. Humans are regenerating systems that restore injured and infected parts back in old spatial positions. Humans heal. Humans, at best, live about a ...
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... , lysed, and were eliminated. This normal process of apoptosis accelerates after animals are injured and infected. This accelerated restoration process is then called healing. In this sense, trees have no healing ... about the branch base and then continue downward on the trunk. The trunk tissues grow around the branch tissues at the branch base, The branch tissue forms a collar called the branch ...
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CANKER
... as the fungus "attempts" to grow into the newly declining wood tissues and the tree begins to respond in ways that resist spread. ... four basic ways: 1. annual cankers, where a shallow wound is infected and spread is limited to one growing period; 2. wounds where ... and decayed wood; 3. perennial cankers, where wounds and stubs are infected and the pathogens invade bark first and wood later in a seesaw ...
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Problems with Planting 2
... weakened and/or infected, especially large trees with large roots [RT], when planted too deep[D]. ( Arrows and stars are the proper depth.) Above the weakened root, the trunk tissues will have ...
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