Forestry
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Curiously enough, he is specially apt to select for this purpose any rare species that may be interspersed throughout a crop, so that these require special protection.
Red-deer bite off buds and tender shoots, eat forest fruits, especially acorns and beech nuts, rub with their antlers, and, worst of all, strip the bark from stems with their teeth. For peeling. Spruce is preferred ; but Scots Pine, Oak, and Beech also suffer badly. In some districts an extraordinary amount of damage has been wro...ught by red-deer ; but, on the whole, the roe-deer is more destructive. Stems injured by peeling have a reduced timber value ; they are more liable to wind- break and snowbreak, the weakened trees attract insect pests, and fungi are apt to take lodgment upon the wounds.
The best protection against damage done by game is the reduction of their number, together with the careful enclosure of all young woods and nurseries. For the latter purpose close wire-netting fences of sufficient height are generally most effective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Curiously enough, he is specially apt to select for this purpose any rare species that may be interspersed throughout a crop, so that these require special protection.
Red-deer bite off buds and tender shoots, eat forest fruits, especially acorns and beech nuts, rub with their antlers, and, worst of all, strip the bark from stems with their teeth. For peeling. Spruce is preferred ; but Scots Pine, Oak, and Beech also suffer badly. In some districts an extraordinary amount of damage has been wro...ught by red-deer ; but, on the whole, the roe-deer is more destructive. Stems injured by peeling have a reduced timber value ; they are more liable to wind- break and snowbreak, the weakened trees attract insect pests, and fungi are apt to take lodgment upon the wounds.
The best protection against damage done by game is the reduction of their number, together with the careful enclosure of all young woods and nurseries. For the latter purpose close wire-netting fences of sufficient height are generally most effective.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl A. Schenck Collection (North Carolina State University). Ncrs to read onlineMoreLess
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