Spanning trees whose stems have a bounded number of branch vertices
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- Spanning trees of connected \(K_{1,t}\)-free graphs whose stems have a few leaves
- Spanning trees with few peripheral branch vertices
- Spanning k-ended trees in quasi-claw-free graphs
- Conditions for spanning trees whose internal subtrees have few branch vertices and leaves
- Spanning trees with few peripheral branch vertices in a connected claw-free graph
- Spanning trees whose stems have at most k leaves.
- Spanning trees whose reducible stems have a few branch vertices.
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