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Abstract The ability of young Myoporum laetum, Forst. f. trees to stand by themselves was improved by neither staking nor pruning them during their first 2 years in the landscape. Omitting these practices resulted in: 1) larger trunks at the ground, 2) trunks with greater taper, and 3) shorter tops. Taper of the trunks increased as the trees became older.
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