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Removal of trees from a landscape.
Deforestation
Maximum harvestable amount without depleting population.
Sustainable Yield
Highest number of individuals harvested sustainably.
Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY)
Speed at which a tree species grows.
Growth Rate
How a tree species reproduces sexually.
Pollination Method
How seeds are spread from parent trees.
Seed Dispersal
Reflectivity of Earth's surface affecting temperature.
Albedo
Gases trapping heat in the atmosphere.
Greenhouse Gases
Localized climate conditions influenced by trees.
Microclimate
Water vapor release by trees into the atmosphere.
Transpiration
Rainwater captured by tree canopies before reaching ground.
Rainfall Interception
Removal of topsoil by wind or water.
Soil Erosion
Decomposed material contributing to soil fertility.
Organic Matter (DOM)
Organic component of soil formed from decomposed matter.
Soil Humus
Disruption in food web due to species loss.
Trophic Cascades
Reduction in variety of species in an ecosystem.
Biodiversity Decline
Separation of habitats leading to isolated populations.
Habitat Fragmentation
Removal of all trees from an area rapidly.
Clear Felling
Ability of soil to support plant growth.
Soil Fertility
Breeding between closely related individuals, reducing genetic diversity.
Inbreeding
Excess water in soil, reducing oxygen availability.
Waterlogging
Water flow over land, increasing flood risk.
Surface Runoff
Changes in local climate due to deforestation.
Climate Impact
Plants with potential health benefits for humans.
Medicinal Species
Plants that provide nutritional resources.
Food Species
Clearing land by cutting and burning vegetation.
Slash and Burn
Crops grown primarily for sale and profit.
Cash Crops
Remains after burning vegetation, enhances soil fertility.
Nutrient-Rich Ash
Species not naturally found in a specific area.
Non-Indigenous Species
Interactions between different species in an ecosystem.
Inter-Species Relationships
Area planted with only one tree species.
Single-Species Plantation
Cultivation of a single crop or species.
Monoculture
Variety of genes within a species population.
Genetic Diversity
Planting seedlings closely to promote competition.
Close Planting
Number of trees planted per unit area.
Planting Density
All trees planted at the same time.
Simple-Age Structure
Decaying wood providing habitat for various species.
Dead Wood Habitat
Young trees that are still growing.
Saplings
Upper layer of trees in a forest.
Canopy
Chemicals used to kill pests affecting crops.
Pesticides
Amount of product harvested from an area.
Yield
Community of living organisms and their environment.
Ecosystem
Roles or positions of species within an ecosystem.
Niches
Number of different species in a given area.
Species Richness
Price at which goods can be sold.
Market Value