Biltmore Lectures On Sylviculture
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This distinction is not made on the basis of different display; but on the basis of difference in treatment required by the two forms. III. Treatment of culled coppice: Ihe culled coppice is regenerated by being coppiced anew. In the case of fire-culled coppice, it is wise- to delay the second cut as little as possible. Coppicing in patches or small groups is not advisable, the young shoots requiring all the light available for rapid hgnification. An insufficient number of stumps may call for a...rtificial re- inforcing. Improvement cuttings convert poor coppice shoots interfering with their neighbors from above into healthy coppice shoots press- ing their neighbors helpfully from below. B. Cultured forms of coppice: No form of cultured forest can be obtained more easily and more cheaply than the form of cultured coppice. In the European hardwood forests, the cultured coppice of the past has often served as the forerunner of the cultured high forest of the present sylvan era. I. Characteristic for cultured coppice is an even stand, a dense stand, freedom from undesirable competitors and tree weeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This distinction is not made on the basis of different display; but on the basis of difference in treatment required by the two forms. III. Treatment of culled coppice: Ihe culled coppice is regenerated by being coppiced anew. In the case of fire-culled coppice, it is wise- to delay the second cut as little as possible. Coppicing in patches or small groups is not advisable, the young shoots requiring all the light available for rapid hgnification. An insufficient number of stumps may call for a...rtificial re- inforcing. Improvement cuttings convert poor coppice shoots interfering with their neighbors from above into healthy coppice shoots press- ing their neighbors helpfully from below. B. Cultured forms of coppice: No form of cultured forest can be obtained more easily and more cheaply than the form of cultured coppice. In the European hardwood forests, the cultured coppice of the past has often served as the forerunner of the cultured high forest of the present sylvan era. I. Characteristic for cultured coppice is an even stand, a dense stand, freedom from undesirable competitors and tree weeds.
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