Natural Opening definition

Natural Opening means an area in the original stand that has no trees above the Specified minimum cutting height, and has an average diameter greater than twice the Target Inter-tree Distance.
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Natural Opening means a contiguous area having an average diameter greater than twice the Target Inter-tree Distance and that has no trees taller than half the average height of the Prunable Trees along its edge.
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Examples of Natural Opening in a sentence

  • Additional Crop Trees must be left uncut around the edge of a Natural Opening equivalent to the number of trees that the opening could accommodate at the Target Inter-tree Distance.

  • A Natural Opening is defined as an area in the original stand that has no trees above the specified minimum cutting height, and has an average diameter greater than twice the target inter- tree distance.

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