Sentence examples for rotation age from inspiring English sources

The main operational criterion used in our study was the minimum rotation age, except for thinnings and uneven-aged forests where the minimum time interval between two consecutive operations has been applied.

Port Blakely prefers a longer "rotation age" for much of its timber, about 60 to 70 years.

Adjustments are often made by foresters in cutting procedures, rotation age, regeneration methods, and other practices to accommodate the food and cover needs of wildlife and fish.

The rotation age of the normal forest is set to an optimal rotation age based on the soil expectation value of the stands under the minimum subsidy rates.

This is used to calculate the optimal rotation age for newly planted forests that maximizes social utility.

Using an extended Hartman model, we show that biodiversity conservation requires both prolonged rotation age and leaving retention trees.

Because of increasing demand for wood biomass energy which may reduce rotation ages, understanding post-harvest regeneration is crucial.

We ran several forest management scenarios including current harvesting practices, no harvests, varied rotation ages, varied clearcut sizes, clustered clearcuts, and landowner coordination.

For example, rotation ages of 6 8 years and 9 12 years have been achieved in Brazil and Uruguay, respectively, for pulpwood plantations (Andreoni and Bussoni 2014; Gonçalves et al. 2013).

Considering current harvest rotation ages of less than 50 years in some managed forests [59], the residency time of C in manufactured products could in fact be longer than that sequestered in managed forests.

Forest planners in former Eastern Block countries tend to provide conservative forecasts of timber supply, based on a rigid area control under the legislated rotation ages, and often assuming uniform forest management behaviour irrespective of the owner type.