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• Appearance: Long, narrow, vertical fissure; may callus over time (raised edges).
• Signs of decline: Bleeding sap, fungal conks (e.g., Phellinus tremulae), decayed wood, D-shaped exit holes from poplar borers.
• When to worry: Crack deepens, oozes dark liquid, or shows insect activity.

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