Forestry Quiz 14 (20 MCQs)

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1. A long-term license executed by and between the Secretary of the DENR, on behalf of the government, and the grantee for the harvesting and removal from the public forest of timber and, in appropriate cases, also of other forest products.
2. The logging method that in which only trees of a certain type, size and quality are harvested is called:
3. Which of the following is a negative to clear cutting?
4. An old growth forest is.....
5. Which method of timber harvesting is likely to be the most costly for a timber company?
6. Some organisms break down dead organic matter and return the nutrients to the ecosystem to be reused. These organisms are called.....?
7. The most popular Christmas tree grown commercially in the mountain region of North Carolina is the:
8. What 2 trees are often used as windbreaks in NC?
9. Maximum sustainable yield, ecosystem-based management, and adaptive management are three approaches to
10. Which is a major tree of the Pacific Coast forest region of North America and one of the most commercially grown trees?
11. How is clear cutting bad for the ecosystem?
12. An agreement entered into by and between a natural or juridical person and the DENR wherein the later grants to the former the right to develop, utilize and manage a small tract of forestland, consistent with the principle of sustainable development.
13. A dry open grassland is called a.....
14. Some tree plantations resemble a natural forest thata.b.c.d.
15. Where can you find the tallest tree in the country?
16. One practical solution to prevent overgrazing on rangelands is
17. The profession embracing the science, art and practice of creating, managing, using and conserving forests and associated resources for human benefit in a sustainable manner to meet desired goals, needs and values.
18. Which method of harvesting trees is the cheapest way?
19. How many rings does a tree put on each year?
20. The standard unit of measurement for most lumber. It is a measurement equal to a piece of wood one inch thick, one foot wide, and one foot long.