There's the trunk, and then there's the branches, but what do you call the place where the trunk becomes branches?
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6 comments:
Branch collar.
You are not joking! Wow, I just learned a lot.
So, do some trees have ascots? I think I've seen that.
THanks for asking and thanks for answering.
Only English trees sport ascots, and plummy-voiced dead conservatives like W. F. Buckley on this side of the puddle.
Rats, and I thought it was the crotch. It amuses me that certain trees, like some people, have weak crotches.
The callery pears are famous for it.
Compelling! I have to look that up.
Both crotch and collar, those tricky trees. Is it correct to say that where a trunk divides you get trunk sections and a crotch, but where a trunk becomes a branch, you get a collar. Am I on the right track?
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