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What are the advantages of effective land preparation?
tree mortality reduced, growth rates increased, survival rates increased, uniform crop size and stocking.
Deep ripping?
cutting into the soil to cultivate it.
Ripping and mounding?
discs amount the soil after it has been cultivated.
V-blading?
blade pushes material into high continuous mounds - typically used in swamps. Protects trees from frost.
Line-raking / -blading?
remove slash or grass to make planting easier.
Spot mounding?
(line-raking, ripping and mounding) soil is cultivated 1 m deep after slash is removed.
Roller crushing?
a roller is run down the hill to crash little plants.
Chemical preparation?
reduces competition.
Suitable transport for seedlings?
packed in pods, covered to protect from wind or sun.
Suitable storage for seedlings?
ventilated (otherwise excess of moisture, tree dies), protected from wind or sun, stocked close to planting site.
Benefits of machine cultivation?
improved soil drainage, tree growth, tree survival, tree stability, access, planting production, aeration, reduced frost effects.
Causes of tree damages before planting?
poor ventilation and insulation, careless handlings of boxes and trees, exposure to wind or sun, too long between lifting and planting.
Effects of damages to trees befor planting?
poor ventilation or insulation => excess moisture => death. damaged stems, needles or roots => slow tree growth. Too long between lifting and planting =>roots dry out, needles lost, death.
Unvaluable tree stock?
bent or hockey stick stem, dry roots, yellow or brown needles, signs of disease, double or multi-leader stems, damaged or broken tree.
6 terms?
air pocket (roots), bare root, malformation, nursery collar, positive pull up.