Arbores densae sunt de industria consitae; quarum teneros adhuc ramos manu flectunt, quos intortos rursus inserunt terrae;  inde velut ex alia radice laetiores virent trunci.
Trees are purposely planted close together; while their branches are still tender, they bend them down with their hands, twist them together, and again insert them in the earth; then, as if from another root, more vigorous trunks spring.
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