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a general term for various types of new wood produced in response to
damage or loads in order to compensate for higher strain (deformation)
in the cambium and outer wood cells is called Ans✓✓✓ response
growth
A person walking through a park is defined as a target that is Ans✓✓✓
mobile
A reasonable method to quickly assess immediate risks in a large
population of trees is Ans✓✓✓ level 1 limited visual; drive by
Angiosperms Ans✓✓✓ hardwoods
Another name of an "advanced" assessment is Ans✓✓✓ Level 3
Are trees that are like to fail always obvious? Ans✓✓✓ No, healthy
trees can conceal decay or structural defects
Because tree risk assessors may perform risk assessments with limited
information about tree and site conditions the assessment is Ans✓✓✓
founded on observations, experience and training
, Breech of Duty of Care Ans✓✓✓ failure to take reasonable care to avid
injury or damage to a person or property in a situation where the law
imposes a duty of care
Can trees in poor health be structurally stable? Ans✓✓✓ Yes, tree can
live their entire lives in poor health while drought and decay may not
impact immediately
Cankers are more likely to affect tree stability if Ans✓✓✓ more than
one third of diameter effected
Compression or extension of new wood cells under bending loads is
greater than the deformation experienced by inner wood cells because
Ans✓✓✓ outer cells experience the greatest torsional, compressive
and tension stress
Consequence of Failure ratings Ans✓✓✓ Severe, significance, minor,
negligible
Constant Ans✓✓✓ target is present nearly all times
Dead branches do not necessarily represent imminent failure because
Ans✓✓✓ some tree species retain dead branches for many years