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neck of the stool
where both stool shoots and suckers are wanted
a tter a re desired
l
roots left
This is frequently done in the dry p
in the case of
The success of this system of regeneration depends on many
things
of which the following require speci
the species growing in temperate
r ees and shrub s are adapted to the method
leaved t
amongst these great di
G enerally
to the period of principal height growth
circumstances for so me time beyond it
cut over for the first time
a tion depend s on the r equired description of mate r ial (
rot
wood
hop poles
up to which the stools
The increment of coppice woods is greatest d uring the
first
years after cutting
the adoption of short rotations
material and tanning bark have of late years so much sunk in
price that the wood s are f
are capable of yielding timber fit for pit props or simil
purposes
a sed stools often pro duce diseased shoots
ise
species
as oak
same holds good in the case of suckers
stools should be removed and replaced by st
produce fresh and sound stools
The long
T URAL R
simil
the stump may b e removed
P
erences exist in regenerati
reproduction is most powerful d uring youth up
bark of a certain quality
a re usually exempt from this liability
vity of the stools is closely connected with thei
TI ON O F
N
RA
a r mode of cutting is employed
a t an ea r ly age
a ble
cap
v
a y b e another reason for
which m
r equently allowed to grow until t h ey
O OD
If only the
and only the
a rts of India
a l a ttention
urope
only broad
e power
and under favou
The wood m ust be
fter that
and the time
gorous reproduction
h er hand
the ot
though some
It follows that diseased
r ong pl a nts to
and even
r able
the
small
a r
h e
t
r
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