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According to. Nair (1987) agroforestry systems may be divided into the following categories: Ecological basis: considers environmental factors with the premise that specific ecological circumstances may be more suited for …
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The term “crown class” is used to characterise a tree’s location within the forest canopy. The majority of the tree crowns in the size class or cohort under consideration are …
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Silvicultural Accessory Systems Silviculture system characterised by erratic felling or two-storeyed high forests. a) Two Storied High Forest: Silviculture system that leads to the establishment of a two-story forest with …
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Functions of Forests Forests serve as the world’s air conditioners and comforters. This earth would be an uncomfortable place to live if woods did not exist. Forests are the world’s …
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Coppice System of Silviculture Defined as a Silviculture System in which the new crop is mostly derived from shoot / stool coppice with a short coppice rotation. Various Coppice …
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Classification of Forests Forests can be classified on the basis of: 1. Age, 2. Method of regeneration, 3. Composition, 4. Ownership, 5. Object of Management, 6. Growing Stock. 1. Classification …
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