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Перевод: coppice

[существительное]
лесной участок; подлесок ; роща ; рощица

Тезаурус:

1. Bobbin-making was originally a coppice industry - one of those that depended on a small plantation of selected trees for commercial use - in this case birch.
2. Coppice management involves dividing a woodland into compartments, or coupes, which are cut on a rotation of five to 25 years.
3. The Mitchells coppice their woodland to earn a living.
4. Much of the increase in coniferous woodland has resulted from the clearance and replanting of coppice, as well as the planting of unforested areas of heathland and downland.
5. Much coppice is no longer managed as such, and the area has declined by 38 per cent., while the "other" category has increased by 15 per cent.
6. The small "underwood" trees (or coppice) are chopped back to stumps, producing shoots cut for sticks and brushwood.
7. At the time the college was specifically teaching and developing the practical skills needed to use thinnings, green and coppice timber in the design and construction of buildings and wooden products.
8. The Woodland Survey indicates that there are no particular features of their bird populations, and certainly there are no characteristic species of beech woods in the way that Wood Warblers and Redstarts favour the open oak woods of the sand, or Nightingales the damp coppice of the clay.
9. This mill remained in operation until 1971, but the introduction of plastic bobbins killed off this local coppice industry ( see Caldbeck) which shared the fortunes of the cotton industry in Lancashire.
10. Should these go back to coppice?
11. Much Wealden woodland has been managed as coppice, often in combination with standard trees, principally oak.
12. Man-made environments can be extremely rich in species - partly because, like this chestnut coppice, they may be constantly in transition.
13. Yet until the 1950s most had been managed as coppice since Norman times.