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When trees are stressed or have suffered some sort of trauma, they often respond by producing upright shoots called water sprouts and suckers. By most definitions, water sprouts are shoots that develop on the trunk and branches of trees, while suckers are shoots that grow from roots or the base of a tree. Water sprouts and suckers grow from dormant buds in the bark and are weakly attached to trees unless they’ve been allowed to grow for many years.
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