Abstract: An -augmented tree is a rooted tree plus edges added from each leaf to ancestors. For , we construct a bipartite -augmented complete -ary tree having girth at least . The height of such trees must grow extremely rapidly in terms of the girth. Using the resulting graphs, we construct sparse non--choosable bipartite graphs, showing that maximum average degree at most is a sharp sufficient condition for -choosability in bipartite graphs, even when requiring large girth. We also give a new simple construction of non--colorable graphs and hypergraphs with any girth .
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