It is often referred to as dual-purpose paper. The period of time between harvests. Where production of solid wood or fiber is the primary management objective, the rotation age is generally timed to maximize the net economic return form the stand. The art and science of establishing, tending, protecting and harvesting a stand of trees. Snags Dead but still stand trees.
Snags are important habitat for many species of wildlife.
Stand Contiguous group of trees sufficiently uniform in species composition, arrangement of age classes and condition to be a homogenous and distinguishable unit. Thermomechanical pulp Pulp produced from wood chips that have been exposed under pressure to superheated stem. The heat softens the lignin, which allow fiber separation with less damage than in purely mechanical pulping. Bleaching process that uses no chlorine-base chemicals. Unbleached Paper or paperboard made from natural colored pulp that has not been brightened with chlorine or other chemicals, such as brown kraft paper used for packaging.