American Tree Growth and Wound Position in Stems
A correspondent asks if a stem wound remains at the same height as the tree grows. The reply notes that tree stems elongate by adding to terminal tissue, so the wound stays in place while new wood is deposited above and beyond the wound over successive seasons.
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