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Would a picus reveal anything inthis scenario? or a core sample? i have seen similar buckling on horse chesnuts before - are there any trees around showing similar growth? it would be strange if it was the only one in a group like it which would point more towards structural defect rather than graft.....

Also anyone think that altertaions in ground level may have caused it????

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i am with you on that Dilz, usually we dont see whats under ground, heavily plouges and worked fields loose a lot of soil over the years. The other trees in the back ground are similar but do not have the big ring

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