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Stem Girdling Roots (SGR's) and the Rest of the Story

What Stem Girdling Roots (SGR's) are, how to diagnose trees showing SGR symptoms, ID SGR's, and how to prevent SGR development.

Richard Hauer, Professor of Urban Forestry at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, describes stem girdling roots (SGR's). He describes exactly what SGR's are, their discovery as a threat to urban forests in Minnesota, how to diagnose trees with SGR's, how to identify them, and how to prevent their development.

Authors
R.J. Hauer
Publisher
Minnesota Shade Tree Advisory Committee
St. Paul, MN (US)
Publication
Minnesota Shade Tree Advocate
Issue
Winter 2007
Resource Type
Information/Research Summary
Resource Format
Article (Newsletter)
Funding Source
USDA FS (Northeastern Area)
Sub-Topics
Planting, Stress, Biology (tree), Diagnosis and Treatment, Structure (tree), Stress & Stressors, Mechanics (tree), Rooting Area, Community Forestry, Health (tree), Critical Root Zone (CRZ), Roots
State(s)/Region(s)
International
Keywords
SGR, SGR, Stem Girdling Roots, Stem Girdling Roots, Encircling Roots, Encircling Roots, SGR's, SGR's, Root Deformation, Root Deformation, Tree Health, Tree Health, Root Spiraling, Root Spiraling, Deformed Root System, Deformed Root System, Diagnosis, Diagnosis, Root Malformation, Root Malformation, Planting Practices, Planting Practices, Root Stangulation, Root Stangulation
Libraries
MW: F-ARTI-MN-07-001
Indexed By
MWCU&CF

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