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Don’t B&B trees lose 90% of their root systems at harvesting?

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Don’t B&B trees lose 90% of their root systems at harvesting?

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Recent research (1996) found that field-grown oaks and hollies have 80% of their entire root system weight when they are harvested. Research has shown that roots begin regenerating as soon as one week after being cut. Therefore, by the time it is shipped, a properly hardened off field-grown tree has already begun to replace any roots that were removed at harvesting.

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