PUBLICATION SP630
Bark Splitting on Trees
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Summary
Bark splitting and sloughing occur in tree growth, with outer bark splitting to allow tree diameter growth. Inner bark forms protective coat, peeling off in sheets, plates, strips, or blocks.
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