Photo by Elishia Johnson After the Storm By Tim Albritton, Forester, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Here are some of the types of damage to

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Date: 2009-11-12 12:31:55 Agriculture Trees Plant physiology Forestry Pruning Arborist Bark Branch collar Fruit tree pruning Botany Biology Plant morphology		Photo by Elishia Johnson After the Storm By Tim Albritton, Forester, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Here are some of the types of damage to Add to Reading List Source URL: www.forestry.alabama.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 56,96 KB Share Document on Facebook

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