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ing to the g
task of sel
cti
h soil almost any sp
d
p
fres
the locality has such a decid ed character that only one or
species
in stance
d eep d
cotch or W eymouth pin
h
r
h owever
instance
t
r ost
fire
f
droug
hended
it is often di
requ
ntly
h
it
of accommodation becom
pow
r in
limits
while others can adapt t
condition s
accommodating as
and silver fir
maples
alder and ash
tion d
pends c
speci
s will not t
sweet chestnut and common elm are exacting
pin
is the revers e
of m oisture in t
r ticular
pa
The question deserves to be mentioned here
silviculture
species is advisable
r icultu r e
ag
h e soil
on t
r the accumulation
gi
en fo
p
cies may
ha t better results might be obtained in
t
I M I NARY
PR
L
r
r i
at va
n is frequently
admissible
r y sand points to the cultivation of t h e
the f
rtility of the soil has deterio
h e continual r
t
sno
ficult to select the most suitable species
the factors of
r equirements of any speci
case of some speci
instance
r egard s soil and climat
l
ss accommodating
i
fly on
hr ive
h e soil
pruce pr
fers moist ai
H AN
C
at the end of successive
r not
o
because
if
erent species mak
changing
r equire
In the same w
ORK
ty
factors of
r e
r ed di
de
cies
ill thrive
h e choic
t
wet soil to t
moval of litte
storms
and insects m ay be
locality do not
s an important elem
s is c
mselv
h pine and birch are very
cotc
ometimes
the pow
r
facto
if that is not p
Taking for instance t
and ald
r r
while birch and
r
hange of crop s is practised
crop
substances which a particular
ficult
is
asy enoug
h at of the alde r
r
wh
re d amag
x
s
so that the power
nfin
d within narrow
s to all so
spruce
and still less so are the
r of accommoda
h e t
while
quire particular d
cotch pine a
etc
I
r otations
a change of
r
di
e
a nnually
more time i s
a y it has been suggested
ilviculture by a
lo cality
th e
fertile
r e
gain
he
h
for
r ated
for
by
a ctly corre
nt
Thi s
r ts of
beech
r
sent the
r atu r e
mpe
cotch
gree s
r e not
whether in
nt demand s
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