Mature tree means a lodgepole pine tree at least 12.5 cm dbh, or another tree species at least 17.5 cmdbh.
Mature tree means a tree the trunk of, which is over 8 inches in diameter when measured two feet above its base.
Mature tree means a lodgepole pine tree at least 12.5 cm dbh, or another tree species at least 17.5 cmdbh, that is either alive or dead.
More Definitions of Mature tree
Mature tree means a tree greater than 10 inches
Mature tree means any tree that is 70% or greater of the predominant canopy height.
Mature tree means a tree close to maximum height, can produce seeds or fruit, and exhibiting reduced shoot elongation.
Mature tree means a tree whose trunk measures thirty (30) inches in circumference or more at twenty-four (24) inches above grade for a standard tree form, or the equivalent cross sectional area of trunks for multi-trunked trees.
Mature tree means a lodgepole pine tree at least 12.5 cm dbh, or another tree species at least 17.5 cm dbh. “stub” means a mature tree that is either mechanically felled or broken off at least 3m above the ground.
Mature tree means any tree with a diameter at breast height of 10 inches or greater.
Mature tree means any tree that is twelve (12) inches or greater in diameter at a height of four and one-half feet above grade, other than a tree specifically planted and grown for commercial purposes or any Box Elder, Siberian Elm, Buckthorn, Russian Olive, or other invasive or nuisance tree as designated by the Village Forester.