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Construction Destruction
Watching a local construction project as it unfolds can evoke different emotions. A new subdivision of homes a once plot of land often devastates the natural beauty of the entire area. Many builders, however, will to maintain as much of the natural landscape as possible by keeping mature trees untouched . Despite this careful attention, construction damage to existing trees can wreak havoc that only appears years after the construction is complete.
Any disruption to a tree's root system, trunk, or main branches can often be tied to nearby construction. When considering the equipment used at construction sites, it is easy to understand why choose to flatten the land and start over with new plantings. During construction, much of the damage to existing trees occurs beneath the soil, which is why often not detected until much later. If 40 percent or more of a root system , the tree will probably die.
(1) Tree roots typically lie close to the surface of the soil and way beyond the circumference of the tree's canopy. (2) As the bulldozers, dump trucks, and cement trucks the soil, they can easily crush the tender roots below. (3) Compacting soil around the vital roots with the heavy the tree as well, 58 (4) Roots need air pockets around them in order to stay healthy. (5) Also, by adding fill dirt or topsoil, the roots suddenly become buried.