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1 General Guidelines on tree Pruning tree Pruning is the removal of unwanted branches from a tree such as those shown on Fig. (1) either for reducing risk and inconvenience to the public, maintaining or improving tree health and structure, or improving appearance of trees. Improper tree Pruning is detrimental to the appearance and healthy growth of trees and may result in irrecoverable damage to trees.

1 General Guidelines on Tree Pruning Tree pruning is the removal of unwanted branches from a tree such as those shown on Fig. (1) either for reducing risk and inconvenience to the public, maintaining or improving tree health and structure, or improving

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