10 Questions
What is the correct term for the average age at which a tree is considered mature for felling?
maturity age
What is the primary purpose of ring weeding in forest regeneration?
to reduce competition among seedlings
What is the term for the movement of seeds away from their place of seed production into a new area?
dispersal
What is the benefit of natural regeneration in terms of machinery and labor?
it requires less machinery and labor
What is the main limitation of natural regeneration in terms of forest management?
it offers little control over spacing and stand density
What is the primary limitation of artificial regeneration by direct sowing?
it offers little control over genetic improvement
What is the main benefit of artificial regeneration by planting seedlings?
it offers good control over spacing and stand density
What is the key distinction between artificial regeneration by direct sowing and artificial regeneration by planting seedlings?
one offers more control over genetic improvement, while the other does not
What is the primary advantage of artificial regeneration by transplanting trees?
it offers good control over spacing and stand density
What is the main limitation of clear-cutting in terms of forest regeneration?
it cannot be used in a short timeframe
Test your knowledge of conservation biology concepts, including in-situ and ex-situ conservation, sustainable harvesting, and more. Evaluate your understanding of conservation techniques and their applications.
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