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A tree with ____ branching has several main branches close to the ground.

Spreading

Which method of deforestation involves removing all but a few selected trees from a given area?

Seed-tree method

What is the most destructive type of forest fire?

Crown fire

A young tree is call a ____.

Sapling

Which of the following statements is false?

1. All trees are perennials.

2. All trees are at least 20 feet tall.

3. All trees have five branches or more.

4. All trees have a single main stem.

3. All trees have five branches or more.

Who was the first head of the U.S. for service?

Gifford Pinchot

Which of the following is not a function of tree roots?

1. Absorbing water and minerals

2. manufacturing food for the tree

3. Anchoring the tree in the soil

4. storing food

2. Manufacturing food for the tree

Which method of deforestation involves removing all the trees from areas that are 100 acres or less?

Block cutting

Which of the following is not a gymnosperm?

1. Live oak

2. Cycad

3. Conifer

4. Ginkgo

1. Live oak

The type of forest that grows up after a virgin forest is cut

Secondary forest

The branch of forestry that deals with the care and culture of forest trees

Silviculture

The location of a tree's phloem

Bark

The main tissue of a trunk

Wood or xylem

A small pore that allows air to enter a stem

Lenticel

The layer of growth cells just below the bark of a tree

Vascular cambium

A place on a stem that leaves grow out of

Node

The central core of a young woody stem

Pith

The rough outer covering of a tree

Bark

A waxy protective layer on a leaf

Cuticle

The location from which a tree grows in length

terminal bud

A top leave a portion of a fully grown tree

Crown

The tissue that wood is composed of

Xylem

The layer of cells that forms at the base of a petiole to sever a leaf from a branch

Abscission layer

Tree roots are either taproots or ____ roots.

spreading

A forest's thick top layer of interlaced leaves is the ____.

Canopy

And intensive forest management system that is intended to cause forests to grow more high-quality trees that mature more quickly than they normally would is _____ management.

Sustained yield

The northern and southern limit at which trees grow is the ____.

Tree line

Groups of tall plants or trees are called ____.

stands

Broadleaf trees are also called _____ trees.

Hardwood

The hard, dead, clogged wood at the center of a tree is ____.

Hartwood

What is the technical term for a system or object that produces carbon dioxide?

Carbon source

The oldest living organisms on earth are ____.

Bristlecone pines

Which leaves pigment gives leaves a yellow color?

Xanthophyll

The tallest tree species is the ____.

Coast redwood

Which American forest region extends along the Mississippi river?

Bottomland hardwood forest

What describes a tree that loses its leaves in the fall and stays bare all winter?

Deciduous

All that remains on a branch after a leaf falls off

Leaf scar

Tree's living, functioning wood

sapwood

An abnormal tree growth caused by insects

Gall

A tree that produces male and female reproductive parts on separate trees is ____.

Dioecious

Scientist crossbreed trees with desirable characteristics to develop ____ that are more insect resistant and produce better wood than normal trees.

supertrees

A tree's increase in diameter is ____ growth.

Secondary

An ____ forest is one that has not been influenced by a man where are used for timber.

Old-growth

Thick, small leaves at the top of trees are ___.

Sun leaves

One layer of springwood and one layer of summerwood form an ____.

Annual growth ring

ESSAY: Explain three important environmental functions of forest.

Forest assist in photosynthesis to produce oxygen. Forrest increase the ability of land to hold water. Forest filter and regulate the earth's water supply, helping prevent flooding and erosion.

Foresters deliberately setting fire to a for this under control conditions

prescribed burning