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Glossary for Forest and Forestry


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 Abiotic damage

 Age class, age group

 Age group, natural

 Air pollutants

 Alluvial forest, floodplain forest

 Anthropogenic regeneration, artificial regeneration


 Bark beetle

 Biocide

 Biotic damage

 Bite damage, overbrowsing

 Blight, brown rot

 Blow down, windbreak

 Blue stain


 Canopy

 Canopy thinning

 Certification

 Clear cutting areas, clear cutting

 Clearing, final cutting

 Climatic warming

 Coniferous wood

 Conversion

 Coppice, low forest

 Coppice shoots

 Coppice with standards

 Corporate forest


 Deadwood

 Debarking damage, fraying

 Decidous wood

 Deposition

 Diameter at breast height (= DBH)


 Edge of the forest

 Emission

 Erosion

 Evenaged forest

 Evenaged high forest

 Extraction, hauling or skidding

 Extraction line, skidding or hauling lane


 Felling

 Felling by buyer, independent timber cutting or logging

 Felling rate, prescribed cut

 Final crop

 Final cutting

 Forest

 Forest area

 Forest community, natural

 Forest conservation, forest reconstruction

 Forest decline, forest damage of a new kind

 Forest dieback

 Forest fire

 Forest functions

 Forest inventory

 Forest management planning

 Forest management plan, silvicultural plan

 Forest plantation, crop

 Forest protection

 Forest reclamation, forest development

 Forest stability

 Forest tending

 Fray damage

 Fuel timber

 Future trees (“Z” trees for German future = Zukunft), “Z”-tree selection

 

 Game damage (in the forest)

 Grade of slenderness, slenderness ratio

 Green pruning

 Growing stock, stocked supply/supply “in stock”

 Growing stock, wood supply

 Growth areas

 Growth district

 Growth, increment

 

 Harvesting age, ripeness for cutting

 Heartwood and sapwood

 Herb layer

 High forest

 High forest, timber tree

 Hoofed game

 

 Immission

 Insect damage, insect pest

 Insecticide

 Integrated plant protection

 

 Leaf disease

 Logwood, rough timber

 

 Main tree species

 Matured stand

 Mean diameter, average diameter

 Mixed stands

 Mycorrhiza

 

 Natural regeneration

 Nature-oriented silviculture, nature-oriented forestry

 Negative selection, negative phenotype selection

 

 Pasture woodland, grazing forest

 Pesticide, plant protecting agents

 Pests = damaging organisms

 Pioneer species

 Plantation

 Planting

 Pole forest, pole wood

 Positive selection, positive phenotype selection

 Preliminary / early regeneration, advance planting

 Preliminary use, subsidiary felling

 Private forest

 Pruning, lopping

 Pure stand

 

 Reafforestation

 Regeneration by group selection, group selection felling

 Regeneration under shelterwood, regeneration underneath a canopy

 Rejuvenation, regeneration

 Reserved standard, hold-over

 Rotation period, felling cycle

 

 Selection forest

 Selective thinning

 Shaft = trunk, log

 Shelterwood felling

 Shoot

 Silviculture

 Site

 Snowbreak

 Soil acidification

 Soil condition survey

 Solid cubic metre (Fm for German/Austrian Festmeter)

 Spacing regulation,stand improvement

 Stability (stand resistance)

 Stand = forest stand

 Stand improvement

 Stand regeneration, establishing of a stand

 Stacked metre, cubic metre (Rm for German Raummeter)

 State-owned forest

 Stocking, forest stand

 Sulphur dioxide (SO2)

 Sustainability


 Target diameter, exploitable diameter

 Tending

 Thinning

 Threshold value for entries of pollutants/contaminants

 Top end diameter

 Total growth capacity (GWL)

 Tree felling, timber cutting

 Trunk

 Type of silvicultural system

 

 Unregulated felling, compulsory utilization, enforced felling

 Use as litter

 Utilization / yield

 

 Vegetation period, growth cycle

 Vegetation, potentially natural

 Virgin (primary) forest, primeval forest

 

 White rot

 Winter desication, frost drought

 Wood growth, wood increment

 Wood or timber harvest

 Wood volume


 Young stage

 Young stand