A tree on labels has one root of degree two, other interior vertices of degree three, and leaves precisely when its Prüfer code contains one label once, labels twice, and all other labels zero times. The Prüfer degree formula gives both directions, and identifies the root as the uniquely once-occurring label. Children are unordered unless a plane embedding is additional data.

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