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hardy species mixed with a tender
against frost
M istakes mad e in the selection of species can
r ectified in mixed than in pur
easily
o f a lo cality for a ce
outset
in the c ase of mixed wood s the specie s which i s l
suitable can b e
the above reason s
r return s th an pure wood s
yield bette
inally
r y
count
r equently de sc r ibed a s a disadvantage of mix
It is f
h eir natu r al regene r ation is m o r e di
that t
pure wood s
if natural regen
h e cover o f
especially
t
more open where a light d emanding sp
h an in the cas
at
d
t
h
lter
for in stance
kill young oak seedlings
spruce
produce so m uch seed
take possession of
a nd beech
silver fir
sufficient numbers
quently to be helped against the beech
are undeniable
h t appear at fi r st sight
as mig
trees can be so selected that one
others
species can be remo
species can be arranged in small g
chiefly
the best p
r eference to
special
r a s necessa r y
as fa
T
R AND
drought
an d inj urious ai
r tain species i s no t always apparent at the
r emoved at the time of thinning
mixed woods inc
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dif
of a shade bea
which suits the beec
much ground that o ther sp
would have little chance of coming up in
In the
but they are
econdly
the su
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r ocedu r e is
speci
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a
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woods
mixed woods will
r ease the artistic b
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r ent species requi r e dif
r a tio n
to be successful
mother or s
r ing tender speci
r tain species
gain
ce
spring up so easily
B lack
orest
after
In the first place
pecies is favoured again st
r plus r egeneration of any
to regenerat
s
and to introduce the othe
In
O OD
pecies p
nts
The suitability
in many cases
D
ficult than that o f
h elter t r ees must be
cies is to be
h
would p
an d would
silver fi
Thes
such importanc e
the mother
Thirdly
r oups
ourthly and
naturally wit
lack
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more
ast
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d wood s
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