Management of natural forests traditionally involved removal of trees above a specified exploitable diameter, leaving a sufficient number of trees in the pre-exploitable class to provide timber during successive felling cycles (Gyi and Tint, 1998).
(Management of natural forests; traditionally involved; removal of trees above a specified exploitable diameter, leaving a sufficient number of trees in the pre-exploitable class) (Management of natural forests traditionally involved removal of trees above a specified exploitable diameter; leaving; a sufficient number of trees)
Management of natural forests Management of natural forests traditionally involved removal of trees above a specified exploitable diameter
traditionally involved leaving
removal of trees above a specified exploitable diameter, leaving a sufficient number of trees in the pre-exploitable class
a sufficient number of trees