# Parking

TYPE:
Public, daily rate; Carpool until 12:00 noon


# Structure_Footprint

NAME_ALTERNATE:
Dwan Cardiovascular Res. Ctr. and Masonic Cancer Res. Bldg.


NAME_ALTERNATE:
Fairview-University Medical Center, Riverside Campus


NAME_ALTERNATE:
MN Molecular and Cellular Theraputic Facility


NAME:
Science Teaching & Student Services (new - fall 2010)

NAME_ALTERNATE:
Science Teaching & Student Services (new - fall 2010)


NAME_ALTERNATE:
Continuing Education and Conference Center


NAME_ALTERNATE:
Ben Pomeroy Student Alumni / Learning Center


# Trees

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rootbound in pot, roots severed to help prevent SGR


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Basal trunk wound complexed with a canker; appears to be contained.


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tree was wilting summer 98 due to girdling twine.


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transplanted from McNamara to Equine on 10/23/09


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Moved from Westbrook loading dock during construction


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Nectria cinnabarina canker on pruned site.


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Proliferation of buds on the shoots . Not sure why.  Have seen it before, though.


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Two trunks:  one good, one poor. The poor one has decay --has a hole you can see through(this has been removed).


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Possible shoot blight (Diplodia, perhaps?).  Also, possible salt damage.


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Either included bark at base or two trees grown together.  2 stem tree.


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Trunk wound with canker (possibly Eutypella).


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Substantial trunk decay; good deal of structural strength.  Cabled 9/2/98.  Two-lined Chestnut Borer.


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Possible shoot blight (Diplodia, perhaps?)


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Betula japonica, "white spire birch".  Similar to gray birch in form, at least when young.


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2004 heavy dieback, poss. two-lined chestnut borer.


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Plow line between 088-q and 089-q 8/23/00 Kunde


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large limb removed for building clearance.Two-lined Chestnut Borer, treated w/ MERIT 75WSP 4/15/02, Treated with Mallet 2F on 2/16/07, 4/22/08


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Pruned by S&S '99.  Removed 15" limb infected with DED(june 2007)


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Extensive decay possible.  Fruiting body of fungus is present.


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I had a difficult time identifying this one.  It could also be Abies concolor (White Fir).


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Pruned by S&S '99. Pruned out DED 6/13/05.


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removed large storm damaged limb summer 98


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Were staked when planted; this was not necessary.


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used to be 485-q on map but was a duplicate.


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Old stump of former nearby mountain ash still remains.


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Ash Decline, loose and peeling bark @ first branch unions, Girdled 4/22/10


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Needle disease may have reached the main stem.


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This could be a Shagbark Hickory (Carya lacinosa).


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Heavy clay soils compacted during landscaping.  Some trees harvested too deep.


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Is this iron chlorosis?  Does this tree have a root problem?


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trunk was split, bolted together about 7ft. up.


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May have sustained an injury to the roots from previous construction (concrete stairs).


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Hit by wind storm 8/07 with lots of crown damage.


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Marginal necrosis of  the leaves occurs only on one side of the tree.


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lost large included limb in summer storm 98.


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Trees are quite crowded w/ limited air circulation.


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Nectria canker on site of pruned branch.


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Looks like some sort of canker like cirrococus or schleroderris.  Almost all douglas firs in this grouping are affected.


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Radial trenched fall '02, backfilled w/ compost


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initially planted too deep had to be raised.


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suffered from insect defoliation in past years


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Galls are present on branches; don't know if they are from insects or fungi.


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Probable construction damage (tunneling for water pipes right next to the tree).


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DBH is really: 6"x1 and 7"x1=13" total.  Removed 1 limb w/fire blight.


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Large branch on N side of tree lost in wind storm- rest of tree in bad shape.


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Bark looks irregular, too.  Pruned by S&S '99.


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Same symptoms, but no cankers present, however.


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This tree probably suffered root damage when parking lot was constructed.


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This tree may have suffered root damage when parking lot was constructed.


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Construction work was being done on the nearby underground tunnel.


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DBH is really:  6 + 2 inches = 8 inches.


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DBH is really:  4 X 4 inches = 16 inches.


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thinned out two yrs. ago by Chad Giblin.


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root damage 1997, due to relandscaping, trunk hit by car


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Fungal fruiting bodies on large lead over sidewalk, pruned out 3 large dead limbs 12/06, Treated with Mallet 2F on 4/16/07, 4/21/08


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Decay present, but still structurally sound, I think.


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DBH's are approximate; I couldn't get inside fence to measure them exactly.


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Construction activities have placed a mound of soil in the critical root zone of this hackberry tree.


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Suffered root damage after new road built (summer 98).


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DBH is:  2 in X 1, and 6 in X 1, and 8 in X 1.


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DBH is really:  3 X 6 inches = 18 inches.


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Damage to needles:  appears to be either insect related or some sort of disease like diplodia.


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Major branch is a hazard:  a canker and general decay on it, possibly  root decay.


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Moved from Law parking lot with 84" spade


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Leaf tips brown.  Sugar maple among these died, excavated around roots, large girdling roots present.


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DBH is really:  9 inches + 7 inches + 10 inches = 26 inches.


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Possible included bark/poor branch union.


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Decline might be a result of new Gortner Ave Ramp and root disturbance.


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This tree suffered root damage when parking lot was constructed.


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Branch ends at top are slightly necrotic at the tips and margins of the leaves; slightly stunted also.


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Root problem? This is a sidewalk planting.


