FORESTRY
FOREST UTILIZATION
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Question
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Which tree species is the most intolerant of shade?
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Cottonwood
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Red Oak
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Sugar Maple
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White Oak
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -In this regard, cottonwood trees are shade intolerant. They are one of the most shade-intolerant hardwood tree species, coming second to only the Black Willow. Both of these trees grow in the same areas, competing for light and water.
Detailed explanation-2: -Common name: Yellow Birch This birch is the most shade-tolerant of its family, needing only a few hours of sunlight.
Detailed explanation-3: -Plants (particularly trees) that need a lot of sunlight to regenerate and grow. From: shade intolerant in A Dictionary of Environment and Conservation ยป
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