Bridge Grafting and Inarching Damaged Trees
This informational sheet contains procedures on grafting and inarching girdled trunks and collars.
This informational sheet contains procedures on grafting and inarching girdled trunks and collars.
With the proper procedures, it is possible to repair damage done to the cambium by rodents. This process reconnects the upper portion of the tree to the roots so that water, mineral, and carbohydrate transportation can resume. After grafting or inarching, a protective barrier should be installed to prevent further damage to the tree.
Authors
E.L. Marrotte
E.L. Marrotte
Date Published
2005
2005
Publisher
University of Connecticut Extension
Storrs, CT (US)
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Resource Format
Pamphlet/Flyer/Factsheet
Pamphlet/Flyer/Factsheet
Sub-Topics
Diagnosis and Treatment, Health (tree)
Diagnosis and Treatment, Health (tree)
State(s)/Region(s)
National, Conneticut
National, Conneticut
Libraries
MW: F-PAMP-CT-05-006
MW: F-PAMP-CT-05-006
Indexed By
MWCU&CF
MWCU&CF
