OBJECTIVE FORESTRY

Detailed explanation-1: -Natural regeneration is the process by which juvenile plants and coppice that have established naturally replace plants which have died or have been killed. Over time, following a disturbance, the growth of natural regeneration will reestablish canopy trees.

Detailed explanation-2: -Natural Regeneration Natural regeneration is defined as the renewal of a forest crop by self-sown seeds or by coppice or root suckers. Natural regeneration may thus be obtained from the following two sources. From seed – called ‘high forest’ or ‘seedling crop’.

Detailed explanation-3: -Natural regeneration is the process by which woodlands are restocked by trees that develop from seeds that fall and germinate in situ. For most of the last two or three centuries foresters have restocked and created woodlands by using transplants grown in nurseries.

Detailed explanation-4: -REGENERATION: “The process or method or renewal of forest crop by natural or artificial means using the potential capability of trees to reproduce sexually or asexually, is called regeneration.” OR; the renewal of a forest crop by artificial means, also the new crop so obtained is called regeneration.