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Tree Defects: Crack

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5375301 basal wound Basal wound, cause unknown.
5052015 cold injury (low temperature) A sealed-over frost crack.
5052080 cracks or splits A sealed-over crack.
5053037 risk tree Multiple defects (cracks, decay, poor branch angles) in a yard tree.
5053054 risk tree Large tree with multiple defects, including cracks, decay, dead branches.
5044080 risk tree Sealed-over crack with decay.
5044081 risk tree Hazard tree crack with sawdust at base of tree, indicating decay.
5042076 Armillaria root rots Armillaria spp. signs of armillaria visible in recent crack
5394964 cracks or splits significant crack in trunk
5044003 cracks or splits Long spiral frost crack.
5038036 cracks or splits Dead top with major split.
5376239 cracks or splits
5043054 cracks or splits Vertical seam closed with callus tissue.
5033062 cracks or splits A red maple with a crack resulting from a bad branch union.
5053033 included bark Crack starting at a codominant branch junction, with included bark. A very hazardous tree.
5252002 included bark Poor branching angle with included bark, causing a crack all the way to the ground.
5044092 inrolled crack
5045054 imbedded objects
5033060 cracks or splits
5033061 cracks or splits
5055091 imbedded objects
5058035 inrolled crack
5053043 shear crack
5048016 inrolled crack Codominant branches with crack
5048029 shear crack Codominant branches causing a shear crack.
5048032 shear crack Codominant stems coming apart at the point of attachment
5048038 inrolled crack Sugar maple with codominant stems and long crack.
1397099 shear crack split at crotch
1270006 shear crack codominant stems often reslut in a cracked trunk as the result of a weak branch union
5177092 shear crack
5177093 shear crack
1397078 shear crack Codominant stems with a major crack
1408015 inrolled crack Wounds sometimes start as vertical cracks.
1408016 cracks or splits Cracks can also develop from branch stubs,
1408017 cracks or splits splitting up from a branch stub
1408018 cracks or splits crack forming down from stub
1408019 cracks or splits Other causes of cracks, especially on young or thin-barked trees, include holes for injections and implants.
1408020 cracks or splits These large protruding splits are called frost cracks, a misnomer, since they begin with a wound, not frost.

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