The first symptom of damage from a girdling root is usually leaves on one or two branches turning their normal fall color several weeks earlier than leaves in the rest of the crown. In later years more leaves show this symptom, and eventually whole branches begin to die. Examination of the trunk at the soil line usually shows that a normal root flare is absent and at least one side of the …
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