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Additional Red Oak Root/Base Photos: Same Diagnosis

More photos of red oak roots/base (#15, #18). Same tree as previous.

Assessment

Tree dying—thin, sparse foliage. Cause indeterminate from photos. Recommend removal or state forester visit.

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