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A vase-shaped tree is a type of tree characterized by its distinctive growth form, resembling a vase or an open cup. This shape is typically achieved through selective pruning and natural branching patterns, resulting in a wide, spreading canopy with a narrow trunk. Common examples include certain species of ornamental trees like the 'Vase' shape of the American elm or certain varieties of cherry trees. This shape allows for better air circulation and light penetration, making it visually appealing in landscapes.

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