silviculture
IPA: sˈɪɫvɪkʌɫtʃɝ
noun
- The care and development of forests in order to obtain a product or provide a benefit; forestry.
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Examples of "silviculture" in Sentences
- Silviculture does not a forest make.
- Ecology and silviculture of eucalypt forests.
- Learn about silviculture, sustainable forestry.
- It is a silviculture activity known as reforestation.
- Fisheries and silviculture are also significant here.
- Forestry and silviculture are exactly the same thing.
- I say this because forestry is not limited to silviculture.
- Pomiculture and silviculture are well represented on local level.
- Silviculture, meaning the study of trees, is not what it may seem.
- Finnish silviculture, managing for timber production and conservation.
- Swedish botanist, geneticist, and researcher in the field of silviculture.
- Nature-based silviculture for sustaining a variety of boreal forest values.
- Looking ahead three to five years it is possible to see a dramatic shift back towards a robust silviculture sector.
- The approach recommended was a blend of the new and the old: pest management using natural predators, intercropping agroforestry, silviculture and green manure.
- Swedish forest policy also states that forests should be able to sustain hunting and the gathering of wild mushrooms and berries as well as active silviculture.
- Unlike silviculture groups and pulp-and-paper industries that plant only one kind of species in a large area, a practice known as monoculture, Maathai was specific about the need for correct trees being planted in the correct places.
- All the fancy iPhones in the world (a cool innovation) are meaningless when your home floats away down a river that experienced 200-year flood-events twice in the last year, like in parts of Wisconsin where we have a property where we practice silviculture, or sustainable forestry, in partnership with the Kickapoo Woods Cooperative.
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