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a s wh
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fter
limit whic
managem
t
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in the Int
mination of t
the formation and final cutting over of a wood
motives may influen ce the dete
r al point of View
a silvicultu
r egeneration it should be so fixed as to a dmit of a p r oper
regeneration of the wood
in other words
power of
r ther details r ega r ding the dete r mination of
fu
the reader i s referred to
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hr oug h out
t
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tio n is f
r
prese
ation of life
r oduce s
p
larg
quantities
In silvicult
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ected in two distinct ways
rom seed
rom shoots whic
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plant
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The g
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d these
h is most likely to r ealise t h e Obj
Obj
cts o f management
ion to this volume
h e
the woo d must be cut over
specie s is in an activ
r ep r od uce
atur
in fact the energy devoted to
d during a con siderable pa
r
re
in many cases
r e common form of reproduction
ra tion of hig h forest
r
r oduction of s
p
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FOR
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n
over
foreste
h e time which elapse s between
or t
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under t
h
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r by seed o r coppice
w
t
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olume I II
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TI V
P O
RO
orest trees
r od uction
p
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by the division of the mother
T T R
in that case various
n into account
r d ecid es on the
been indicated
r n the dete r
They gove
h e met h od of natu
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condition
R
sp
cies manifests itsel
in obedienc
r t of thei r lif
trees and wood s is
ed
and the bett
cts of
al
h oots
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h is law
to t
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