In some environments, such as Genetics, it is not uncommon to have binary trees where the edges between nodes have weights or distances. Give Recursive Pseudocode for how one might calculate the two closest Nodes, returning a minimal distance edge. Assume Nodes and Edges defined as given, in C/++ form (though your answer does not have to be):

In some environments, such as Genetics, it is not uncommon to have binary trees where the edges between nodes have weights or distances. Give Recursive Pseudocode for how one might calculate the two closest Nodes, returning a minimal distance edge. Assume Nodes and Edges defined as given, in C/++ form (though your answer does not have to be):

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