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Botany / Biology / Plant morphology / Forest management / Digital geometry / Cutting / Pruning / Trees / Thinning / Pollarding / Crown / Fruit tree pruning
Date: 2015-06-08 10:49:45
Botany
Biology
Plant morphology
Forest management
Digital geometry
Cutting
Pruning
Trees
Thinning
Pollarding
Crown
Fruit tree pruning

HOW to Prune Trees United States Department of Agriculture

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