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Tree Compartmentalization: CODIT-Compartmentalization of Decay In Trees
Tree Compartmentalization:
CODIT-
Compartmentalization of Decay
In Trees
Sponsored at New River Community
College
Presented by Elizabeth Garter, Horticulture
Specialist at NRCC.
Funded by The Urban & Community
Forest Grant March 2003
What Is Compartmentalization?
When a tree has been wounded, disease
and decay may infect the site of the
damage. To protect itself against the spread
of decay to healthy tissue trees are able to
seal off or compartmentalize the wounded
area.
Compartmentalization
The widely accepted theory of how this
healing process occurs is referred to as
“CODIT”
was developed by Dr. Alex
Shigo.
Trees lay down barrier walls to prevent
decay spread in four directions.
Tree Defenses
Wall 1- tree responds
to wound by plugging
the upper and lower
vascular elements to
limit vertical spread
of decay.
Wall 2- the last cells
of the growth ring,
limits inward spread.
Tree Defenses
Wall 3- ray cells
compartmentalize
decay by limiting
lateral spread.
Wall 4- strongest
wall, the new growth
ring that forms after
injury (not shown).
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