Why Trees in Livonia Show Stress After Harsh Winters
Key Takeaways Harsh winters expose trees to freeze-thaw cycles, desiccation, and soil heaving that weaken their structure. While these are common, MSU Extension highlights that “rodent girdling” (bark stripped by rabbits or mice under snow) is a hidden “secondary killer” that often causes trees to appear normal in spring, only to die suddenly in mid-summer. […]
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