Haarapuu
Haarapuu is a Finnish term that translates to "fork tree" or "branching tree." It generally refers to a tree that has a distinctive Y-shaped branching pattern, originating from a relatively low point on the trunk. This structure is often a result of natural growth, but can also be influenced by pruning or damage.
In practical terms, a haarapuu might be more susceptible to splitting at the main fork, especially under
The appearance of a haarapuu is often quite striking, with the two main branches diverging sharply. This