- applied. The
origin of
forestry in German-speaking
Europe has
defined silvicultural systems broadly as high
forest (Hochwald),
coppice with
standards (Mittelwald)...
- BCE) has been
identified as
coppiced Tilia species. Originally, the
silvicultural system now
called coppicing was
practiced solely for
small wood production...
- "continuous
cover forestry" does not
equate exactly to any one
particular silvicultural system, but is
typified by
selection systems. For example,
coppice with...
-
intends to
bridge the discrepancies, or even
antagonisms between the
silvicultural and
ecological visions on the
single reality of forest, considering...
- nation, Duke
Forest demonstrates a
variety of
forest stand types and
silvicultural treatments. Duke
Forest is used
extensively for
research and includes...
-
energy source as of 2012 and is
usually sourced from a
trees cleared for
silvicultural reasons or fire prevention. Muni****l wood
waste – for instance, construction...
-
community by
removing all the
mature trees Clearcutting system – a
silvicultural system incorporating the
clearcutting method to
remove (clear) the mature...
- of
Impacts of
Glyphosate Herbicide on Amphibians: What
Risks can the
Silvicultural Use of this
Herbicide Pose for
Amphibians in BC?".
British Columbia...
- the 30-year-old tree. This
however depends on the region,
species and
silvicultural techniques. In New Zealand, a plantation's
maximum value is reached...
- Kuzovkina, J. (2014), "Poplars and
willows of the world, with
emphasis on
silviculturally important species",
Poplars and willows:
Trees for
society and the...
