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We consider the problem of computing the minimum-cost tree spanning at least k vertices in an undirected graph. Garg [10] gave two approximation algorithms for this problem. We show that Garg's algorithms can be explained simply with ideas introduced by Jain and Vazirani for the metric uncapacitated facility location and k-median problems [15], in particular via a Lagrangean relaxation technique together with the primal-dual method for approximation algorithms. We also derive a constant-factor approximation algorithm for the k-Steiner tree problem using these ideas, and point out the common features of these problems that allow them to be solved with similar techniques.