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maple
elm
r ive best when
th
h almo st any species whic h t h r iv
wit
for beech
a subj ect dealt wit
eech i s specially adapted fo
r
suited fo
r
productiv
in coppice with stand ard s
range between
y
ar s
In high forest
aged wood s
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the shelter
wood systems
syst
m s
It is the best species for unde
of valuable timbe
B eech is specially ad apted for natu r al regeneration by se
r shelter
unde
r
manne
r op must be s h
the young c
r ought a r e appre h ended
d
seed
r
taining its g
cent
good seed if
contains
on an averag
r ect sowings may
i
r cas
form
the se
dlings
spring fro sts
r y place or shed
ai
ea
her to
r event drying up )
water to p
silver fir
ixed with b eech
oppice wood s
r om th e stool
power f
and
it is grown in even aged and uneven
large ar
The syst
r tree s
woods
if
r ect sowin g and planting can also be done
i
r ip
n s in
r minatin
have b
n found to g
per c
nt
seed s
o
ing to t
h e latter case
in t
and tu
r d s
r ing th
a
p
B
H
cotch pine
h unde r
r high forest
owing to its comparatively feeble
In high fo
year s
in coppice betw
r
as
t
ated as selection wo ods
m s b
especially the uniform and group
cuttings
lter
d
w
ctober
and falls shortly afterward s
r for abo ut six months
po
r minate
germinat
about
mad e in autumn or spring
liabl
to attacks by animal s
h eir
arly sprouting
r n
r p
d ov
y may
If sown in spring
larch
and also spruce
in fact
this i s
on localities suitabl
ach species
It i s les s well
It appears a s und
r est
r otation should
th e
st adapted for beech are
r planting Open wood s
rr ange
a
in a sui
h enever late f r osts and
but it is conside
pound
nuts
to damage by
nuts must be k
r io
ically ( during d
slightly sp
cas
rwood
en
and
d
able
but
U
p to
r ed
seed
in the
and
pt in an
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