Here, we find a conserved phylogenetic relationship between post-fire resprouting (epicormic) anatomy and biome evolution, dating from 60 to 62 Ma, in the earliest Palaeogene. Thus, fire-dependent ...

Do you have epicormic growth? Epicormic (epi = upon, kormos = tree trunk) growth is the technical term for shoots that develop from hidden buds on tree trunks and branches. Suckers, which grow out ...

There are two types of imperfections that create weak unions: a branch union with included bark and an epicormic branch. Branch unions can be characterized as strong or weak. Strong branch unions ...

Epicormic buds lie dormant, hiding underneath tree bark waiting for the right conditions to sprout. They serve a regenerative purpose in the overall forest system and flourish when conditions are at ...

It sounds like lamprey eels or some kind of parasites. The growth is epicormic or basal shoots. There are three reasons these shoots arise. Some kinds of trees are genetically programmed to ...

Tree work is common among planning applications this week. One application involves the removal of epicormic growth and sucker growth from two European Lime trees, with a crown lift to three ...