Site and growing stock means:

Related Mcqs:

1. What is the growing stock?

   A. Species composition
   B. Stocking and density
   C. Optimum stocking level
   D. Age and size
   E. All of the above

2. Forest growing stock and increment are:

   A. Stand
   B. Forest crop
   C. Site
   D. Site quality
   E. All of the above

3. The control of growing stock, its structure and composition are:

   A. Site adaptation
   B. Choice of species and provenance
   C. Regeneration age and timing of the cut are important consideration
   D. Harvesting the produce
   E. All of the above

4. Indentification of site quality: It is necessary in preparation of a plan of management are major approaches in this regard:

   A. Volume per acre at rotation age
   B. Physiology and soil
   C. Ground vegetation
   D. Height of dominant and co-dominant trees
   E. All of the above

5. Plants growing on burnt soil are called:

   A. Heliophilous
   B. Hydrophilous
   C. Pyrophilous
   D. Pyriform

6. Plants growing in alpine zone are dwarf due to:

   A. Low temperature
   B. High wind velocity
   C. High light intensity
   D. None of these

7. Plants growing on sand and gravel are called:

   A. Eremophytes
   B. Oxylophytes
   C. Psilophytes
   D. Psammophytes

8. Plants growing near sea shore will usually have xerophytic characters, like thick leaves, because:

   A. There is plenty of water in the soil
   B. There is too high a concentration of salts for the plants to absorb sufficient water from the soil
   C. Light available to plant is not sufficient
   D. The soil is muddy

9. Thick cuticles on leaves are typical of plants growing in:

   A. Wet habitats
   B. Warm habitats
   C. Dry habitats
   D. Cool habitats

10. The plants growing on saline soils are called:

    A. Heliophytes
    B. Xerophytes
    C. Halophytes
    D. Hydrophytes