3 miles from Atlantic—salinity not an issue.
Would cause lush, soft growth prone to pests/diseases. Not the case here.
Quercus alba needs deep fertile soil and shelter. Wind exposure stunts growth. Unknown limiting factor remains—could be environmental or internal.
On-site inspection needed. No definitive answer without seeing the tree.
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