Eucalyptus globulus

[AlvinD]

Could someone explain what I'm looking at in the graph

[Treemover]

Alvin, my apologies. Colours are , black very dense sound wood; brown sound wood; green transition wood; purple decay, blue very decayed timber, White air.

[treeseer]

Alvin, my apologies. Colours are , black very dense sound wood; brown sound wood; green transition wood; purple decay, blue very decayed timber, White air.

yes picus gives good gradations in color. i am using arbotom right now, its green-red range more than rainbow; waiting to see picus 3 when it gets to NA.

 

did you get a ground level shot? i like the 3d but after adjusting ranges etc a while it's hard to say what is indeed what...remember the anne frank tree?

 

this is rather horrifying as i saw immense iconic eucs in oz eaten away lower stem at an alarming rate...

Edited January 28, 2013 by treeseer

[face cord]

Base of ecalyptus in my garden looks abit like that but I though it was just because a harsh winter had killed off half the tree.

 

Its multistemmed near ground & the dead trunks have being cut down leaving the live stems.

[Cassian]

Hi Treemover, sorry, I only just tuned in too your update post. Would be really interesting to see a photograph of the actual cross section, to compare with my records. With CS and that level of internal advancement I would expect to see a greater level of external dysfunction. Any news on the tree's future status.

Regards Cassian...

[AlvinD]

Now I see what I'm looking at! Very interesting! Thanks Treemover

[Treemover]

Some more pics, and I'll throw up better picus tests later.

[Treemover]

[treeseer]

not that it matters much but how high up is the 2nd reading taken?

 

and does picus show velocity ranges? arbotom shows them in a bar on the right. they tell me these are better to compare with than just color.