6 sequoias (30 ft) in Bakersfield, CA. One on west side shows reddish-brown branches from wall top up. Base green. Others healthy.
Localized top death on one tree rules out environment (heat, wall). Likely:
Sequoias (Sequoiadendron giganteum) tolerate heat well. Single-tree top kill = biotic agent.
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