CODIT — Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees Trees do not heal wounds the way people do. When a tree is injured by pruning, storm damage, or equipment, the exposed tissue is usually xylem. That xylem is dead structural wood and cannot be repaired. Instead of healing, trees isolate damage through a process called CODIT. Internal walls slow decay by shutting down water, oxygen, and energy flow into the injured wood. Later, new tissue grows around the wound to permanently separate damaged wood fr

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