An abused saguaro (Carnegiea gigantea) with brown, hard, cracked lower trunk (6 ft up) and healthy top: the damage is healed (corked). Painting or sealing harms; planting screening shrubs hides it.
The saguaro has compartmentalized the damage. Your role: don't interfere, hide the view, enjoy the survivor.
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