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swaths of lawn. By contrast, the trees on the right, starting across from the Minns Garden, contend with the indignity of parking lots on both sides of them. Root damage from parking lot construction and soil compaction from cars has stunted these once-vigorous red oaks. The trees on the left are living the good life, but those on the right show what happens when urban stress takes its toll. u 26
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