- applied. The
origin of
forestry in German-speaking
Europe has
defined silvicultural systems broadly as high
forest (Hochwald),
coppice with
standards (Mittelwald)...
- "continuous
cover forestry" does not
equate exactly to any one
particular silvicultural system, but is
typified by
selection systems. For example,
coppice with...
- Rock flour, or
glacial flour,
consists of fine-grained, silt-sized
particles of rock,
generated by
mechanical grinding of
bedrock by
glacial erosion or...
- nation, Duke
Forest demonstrates a
variety of
forest stand types and
silvicultural treatments. Duke
Forest is used
extensively for
research and includes...
- BCE) has been
identified as
coppiced Tilia species. Originally, the
silvicultural system now
called coppicing was
practised solely for
small wood production...
- the
goals of the landowner.
There are
concerns ****ociated with this
silvicultural system due to
windthrow and high
costs as well as
advantages due to...
-
gardens of a
former country mansion, a
large area of the park is
former silvicultural forest. This is now
managed as a
Local Nature Reserve called Tilgate...
-
Selection cutting, also
known as
selection system, is the
silvicultural practice of
harvesting trees in a way that
moves a
forest stand towards an uneven-aged...
-
Eighth Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference, Auburn, al, Nov. L-3, 1994.
Eighth Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. Retrieved...
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intends to
bridge the discrepancies, or even
antagonisms between the
silvicultural and
ecological visions on the
single reality of forest, considering...
