Harmful effects can also result from:
Correct answer: B. All of the above
- A. Pruning trees that are growing very slowly
- B. All of the above
- C. Eliminating too much of the live crown
- D. Committing similar errors of judgment
- E. Removing large branches
Explanation
Pruning slow-growing trees, removing excessively large branches, or taking away too much live crown can reduce growth and increase injury or mortality. These are all examples of poor pruning judgment.
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