A 70-year-old oak lost a 1×1 ft bark patch from a falling branch two years ago. The wound has expanded to 5×2 ft with wood rot inside. Crown looks healthy. Owner tried prune sealer.
As long as foliage is green and full, the tree is fine. Structural strength may eventually decline; monitor for large limb failure.
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