Question

Which type of trees are preferred for plantation forests?

Answer 1

Answer:

• Cedar, cypress, pine, spruce, redwood, and fir are common species.
• A Jurassic-looking forest is created by the presence of numerous mosses and ferns, as well as some remaining deciduous trees like maples.

Explanation:

• In order to increase the amount of wood fibre produced, plantation forests are a sort of managed forest where the trees are planted (as opposed to spontaneously regenerating), the same age, and typically the same species.
• Different categorization systems have been used to categorise trees, some of which more or less match their scientific designation.
• Softwoods are classified as conifers, and hardwoods as dicotyledons.
• Broadleaf trees are another name for hardwoods.
• But the terms "softwood," "hardwood," and "broadleaf" are frequently ambiguous.
• Man creates plantation woods, typically in rows, for the purpose of producing wood.
• In a programme called selective breeding,'superior' trees are found in the field and are selected for characteristics like stronger, straighter stems with fewer limbs, rapid growth, and high yield.

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Answer 2

Cedar, cypress, pine, spruce, redwood, and fir are are preferred for plantation forests

Explanation:

• A dense-looking forest is developed and grown by the presence of numerous mosses and ferns, as well as some remaining deciduous trees like maples.

• The amount of wood fibre produced is increased, where plantation forests are a managed forest and  where the trees are planted, of same type the same age, and typically the same species.

• Different systems  for the categorization have been used to categories trees, where some of which are given more or less match their scientific designation.

• Softwoods are classified as conifers, and hardwoods as dicotyledons.
• Broadleaf trees are another name for hardwoods.
• But the terms "softwood," "hardwood," and "broadleaf" are frequently ambiguous.

• Man creates plantation woods, typically in rows, for the purpose of producing wood.

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