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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5470508 topping
5470507 topping
5470475 topping below powerlines
5393781 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393782 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393783 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393784 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393785 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393777 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393778 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393779 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393780 climbing spurs Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees.  The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5391495 topping
5391497 topping
5391496 topping
5391494 topping
5291092 stubs Given the size of the branch and the amount of foliage present, this is likely to be a giant stub rather than a viable section of the plant.
5291093 stubs Stubs provide not only an entry point for decay organisms but also a food source. Large stubs only serve to feed the fungi decaying the wood
5177096 stubs leaving stubs can provide a route of entry for decay fungi especially on large limbs. Note the orange-yellow fruiting bodies on the underside of the limb.

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