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LATE RFI - arborist report · MCU23/0109
ARBORIST INSPECTION 20 KAURI ST COORO The Visual Tree Assessment (VTA) methods as described in ‘The Body Language of Trees. A Handbook for Failure Analysis. Research for Amenity Trees’ by Mattheck and Breloer (Mattheck, et al., 1994) is used in association with the International Society of Arboriculture’s guidelines in this report. 196 ‘THE BODY LANGUAGE OF TREES © VITALITY - leaves - bark @ FUNGI @ OLD BRANCHES ‘© BRANCHES: IN‘ @ OTHER ABNOR- SUBSIDE’ MALTHINGS WOUND OCCLUSION @ BOTTLE-BUTT @ SOIL CRACKS }@ KNOCKING WITH | |@ KNOCKING HAMMER l@ SOUND VELOCITY| | MEASUREMENT MEASUREMENT | |@ REMOVE SOIL }@ RESISTOGRAPH |}@ RESISTOGRAPH 1 iS Fig 120. The Visual Tree Assessment (VTA) procedure for assessing trees. As the suspicion increases that defects are present, the examination becomes more thorough and searching. Tree Risk Management Specialist
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