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Silviculture is the
practice of
controlling the growth, composition/structure, as well as
quality of
forests to meet
values and needs,
specifically timber...
- The
Italian Society of
Silviculture and
Forest Ecology (Italian: Società
Italiana di
Selvicoltura ed
Ecologia Forestale, or SISEF),
established in 1995...
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Chianti (Italian pronunciation: [ˈkjanti]), in
Italy also
referred to as
Monti del
Chianti ("Chianti Mountains") or
Colline del
Chianti ("Chianti Hills")...
- In
common usage, however, the term may
cover a
range of
forestry or
silviculture activities.
Logging is the
beginning of a
supply chain that provides...
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Eusideroxylon is a
genus of
evergreen trees of the
family Lauraceae. The
genus is monotypic, and
includes one
accepted species,
Eusideroxylon zwageri....
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Cronartium ribicola is a
species of rust
fungus in the
family Cronartiaceae that
causes the
disease white pine
blister rust.
Other names include: Rouille...
- sugi
refers to ****anese cedar), is a
similar ****anese technique. Many
silviculture practices involve cutting and regrowth;
coppicing has been of significance...
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growth and
dynamics processes,
while other can
simulate the
effect of
silviculture practices (plantation,
partial harvest, fertilization, etc.).
Whole stand...
- wound.
Injuries often occur during construction and
severe weather.
Silviculture involves keeping a
forest healthy. Typically, a
healthy forest with healthy...
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Ralph D. (2007).
Silviculture:
concepts and
applications (2nd ed.).
Prospect Heights:
Waveland Press. Nyland,
Ralph D. (2007).
Silviculture:
concepts and...
