For a vertex in a rooted tree, its subtree contains and every vertex reachable by repeatedly following children in a rooted tree, together with the connecting edges; its root of a tree is . In a binary tree, the left subtree is rooted at the left child, and is empty when that child is absent; the right subtree is defined similarly. A binary search tree constrains every key in these subtrees.
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