What is an area planted to selected and improved tree species?

What is the main stem called?

What is soil fungi that enable trees to more fully utilize water, minerals, and nitrogen in the soil called?

What is another word for day length?

What is a change to tolerate environmental conditions called?

A thin sheet of wood.

Round timber driving into the ground to support other structures.

Forest land capable of producing in excess of 20 cubic feet per acre per year and not restricted from harvest.

Wood cut or prepared for manufacture into paper products.

Winds created by a forest fire.

These fires burn from top to top of trees or shrubs, sometimes independently of other fires.

A managed, intentional fire set by humans for a specific reason.

These fires burn the organic materials beneath the surface litter of the forest floor.

What direction do fires typically move on a slope?

Pieces of branches, usually 8-12 inches in length, cut from a tree to be used in reproduction.

Sowing repellent-coated seeds on an area where trees are desired.

Storing the young trees prior to planting by placing them in a trench and covering their roots with soil.

Seedlings that are growing in the woods in their natural state.

Forest managed for one purpose.

Round timbers most often used to support utility lines.

Forest managed for more than one purpose.

Material used to make wooden barrels and kegs.

Act of cutting or severing a tree from its stump.

Part of the logging operation in which the logs are dragged from where they were cut to length to a central location for loading onto trucks or rail cars.

Cutting branches off either felled or standing trees