Felling and regeneration distributed continuously over the whole area, corp wholly uneven-aged:

Related Mcqs:

1. The characteristics of the original group system was the undulating profile of the regenerated corp obtained by reason of the considerable variation in age between the groups of regeneration:

   A. Gayer’s line B. Group system C. Clear strip system D. None of these...

2. Under which system mature trees are scattered over the whole area of the forest and felling should proceed annually over the whole area of the estate?

   A. Selection system B. Irregular Shelterwood system C. Uniform system D. None of these...

3. Opening of canopy irregular and gradual, young crop somewhat uneven-aged:

   A. Uniform system B. Group system C. Irregular system D. Strip system...

4. Normal uneven-aged forest means:

   A. Cannot be easily visualized as that of even-aged forests B. To provide sustained yield annually, an unevenaged forest must have more trees in each of lower size classes C. Both (a) & (b) D. None of these...

5. Opening of canopy even young crop more or less even aged and uniform felling happing under:

   A. Uniform system B. Group system C. Irregular system shelterwood system D. Strip system...

6. Felling and regeneration for the time being concentrated on part for the forest area:

   A. Clear felling system B. System of successive regeneration fellings C. Both (a) & (b) D. None of these...

7. A clear-felling with a forest protection over wood and regeneration from coppice is called:

   A. Simple coppice system B. Shelterwood coppice system C. Uniform system D. None of these...

8. Influence of even-aged and un-even aged groups on the tree (differences) are:

   A. To bole length B. To growth rings C. To shade D. To number of trees E. All of the above...

9. Felling beginning in internal lines and advancing outwards in wedge formation:

   A. Wedge system B. Uniform system C. Strip system D. None of these...

10. As each coupe comes under felling the operations are being carried out:

    A. Selection of standards of coppice rotation age for reservation. B. Thinning of standards of two coppice rotations and over. C. Felling of mature standards D. Clear-felling the remaining coppice E. All of the above...