Cypress knees (pneumatophores) form in wet soils for gas exchange. Cutting at ground level doesn't harm the tree—new ones will regrow. Never use herbicide on knees; it translocates to the tree.
Mow around them or remove periodically. They indicate high water table. If the tree is a valued golf ball shield, accept knees as part of the package.
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