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Tree Defects: Poor Architecture

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5377115 ISA Publications
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5434751 included bark Codominant stems with included bark split upon felling
5434748 poor architecture Manitoba maple
5375267 poor architecture Codominant stems over a car.
5375268 poor architecture Codominant branching and included bark.
5375270 restricted root system Codominant branching structure along a parkway.
5375273 restricted root system Parkway trees have limited area for root growth.
5375266 included bark Codominant branching and included bark.
5252010 topping Cracks and epicormic branches formed after a tree was topped.
5052075 included bark Tree with large codominant branch failure
5052078 poor architecture Maple with numerous accumulated defects. An "ugly" tree.
5052081 topping A topped tree with numerous epicormic branches produced on decaying stubs.
5053011 uncorrected lean Leaning tree near a picnic table.
5053028 poor architecture House with large trees in yard. Multiple large branches arising from a single point (poor architecture).
5053037 risk tree Multiple defects (cracks, decay, poor branch angles) in a yard tree.
5298031 poor architecture "Ugly tree" syndrome from multiple defects and decay.
5298040 poor architecture Poor tree architecture caused by accumulated defects, including decay and broken branches.
5376075 included bark
5376076 included bark
5376074 included bark
5376073 included bark
5376065 included bark
5048033 included bark
5048035 included bark Codominant branch/stem failure caused by upright branching and included bark.
5048039 included bark Major crack caused by upright, codominant branching  and included bark.
5048042 included bark Codominant branch failure and bark ripping caused by included bark.
5048043 included bark Major branch failure caused by codominant branching with included bark, and decay.
5048044 included bark Crown collapse caused by codominant branches with included bark. Failure occurred during a major windstorm.
5048045 storm damage (general) Branch breakage caused by high winds, in a tree with upright branching and included bark.
5048046 included bark Codominant branch failure with included bark and decay.
5048047 poor architecture Branch failure caused by included bark and decay.
5048048 included bark Included bark failure in a box elder.
5048049 included bark Codominant trunk failure caused by upright branching and included bark.
5048050 included bark Major tree failure caused by upright branching and included bark.
5042080 poor architecture Poor tree architecture caused by improper pruning and storm damage.
5048059 poor architecture Basswood with poor tree architecture arising from lack of maintenance.
5048060 poor architecture Poor architecture and decay arising from improper maintenance.
5048061 included bark Codominant branching and included bark.
5034048 poor architecture Example of a branch crook
5033002 slime flux Slime flux associated with bacterial wetwood in elm. Associated with a number of bacteria.
5032098 mechanical A green ash with mechanical damage (vehicle) and poor form resulting from decay and bad branch angles.
5033003 slime flux Slime flux associated with bacterial wetwood in American elm. Associatd with several species of bacteria.
5033062 cracks or splits A red maple with a crack resulting from a bad branch union.
5033093 epicormic branch Epicormic branches arising after pruning in green ash.
5033094 epicormic branch Epicormic branches arising after pruning on green ash.
5033095 epicormic branch Epicormic branches arising after pruning on green ash.
5369481 included bark A section had previously failed.  The previous failure is evident in the discoloration of the old break compared to the new break. 
5369479 included bark
5369480 included bark
5053035 storm damage (general) Multiple branch failures in tree during wind storm.
5053033 included bark Crack starting at a codominant branch junction, with included bark. A very hazardous tree.
5053034 poor architecture Multiple branches attached at the same point on the stem caused catastrophic failure of the crown of this tree.
5252002 included bark Poor branching angle with included bark, causing a crack all the way to the ground.
5042081 poor architecture
5040062 poor architecture
5040063 poor architecture
5040064 poor architecture
5040065 poor architecture
5291052 poor architecture "co-dominant" limbs
5291053 poor architecture "co-dominant" limbs
5291054 poor architecture water sprout that was allowed to develop
5291055 poor architecture watersprout that was allowed to develop
5291056 poor architecture some tree species form natural grafts when 2 branches cross
5038025 poor architecture
5033004 decay This tree has severe decay and extremely poor architecture, and is a very high hazard.
5033038 included bark A hackberry with major codominant branches and included bark that failed in a windstorm.
5043015 included bark Major crown failure caused by codominant branches and included bark.
5048015 poor architecture Hackberry with failed branches caused by bad branch architecture.
5048016 inrolled crack Codominant branches with crack
1301011 included bark Hazard tree: Major crown failure from included bark during a storm in 1998. Included bark failure.
1238136 weak branch union Multiple stem damage. Lyman, SC
1238137 weak branch union Multiple stem damage. Lyman, SC
1238139 weak branch union Simpsonville, SC
1397043 poor architecture poor architecture combined with decay
1397044 poor architecture

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