Silviculture History Sample Clauses

Silviculture History. For growth and yield application, stands are classified into two categories based on their silviculture regime: natural stands and managed stands. Natural stands have no prior silviculture treatments and were regenerated naturally. Managed stands have had previous silviculture treatments and are assumed to be artificially regenerated. Following on from TSR3, all stands less than 30 years old are assumed to be managed.
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