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Arboriculture Glossary of Terms

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12-strand rope
for arborist ropes, a braided rope consisting of 12 strands. Most are coreless. There are two types of 12-strand construction: a tight braid that is not easily spliceable, used for climbing and rigging lines; and a loose, easily spliceable braid, commonly used for slings.
16-strand rope
for arborist ropes, a braided rope that has a 16-strand, load-bearing cover and a filler core that is not significant in load carrying.
24-strand rope
for arborist ropes, a braided rope that has a 24-strand cover and is available in double-braided or kernmantle construction.
3-strand rope
rope construction in which three strands are twisted together in a spiral pattern. Contrast with braided rope and kernmantle rope.
7-strand, common-grade cable
steel-cable construction in which seven strands are twisted together in a spiral pattern. Used to add supplemental structural support to trees. Terminated by wrapping onto itself.
90-3-90
guideline proposed by Alex Shigo that states in 90 percent of trees conflicting with utility lines, three pruning cuts can achieve 90 percent of the required clearance.
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