A graph can have multiple spanning trees and the spanning tree resulting from a depth-first search depends on the order in which edges are processed. Can every possible spanning tree of a given graph be produced from that graph if the edge processing order is determined appropriately?
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Consider a complete graph $K_n$. Then a depth-first search can only create a linear-path spanning tree, no matter what the edges processing order is.
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