Downtoearthdigs
Answered on May 18, 2019
As long as there is contiguous bark on a tree trunk — and no trunk portion that is without bark all the way around — the tree may recover.
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00As long as there is contiguous bark on a tree trunk — and no trunk portion that is without bark all the way around — the tree may recover.
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