Our Forests And Woodlands
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The regeneration of such woods and groups as above described can easily be accomplished if the soil has been properly protected. If the oak has been grown along with beech, however, it may often be best to regenerate the latter naturally in the manner to be described in the next chapter, while the oaks for that new crop can be intro- duced wherever desired by means • of planting stout healthy transplants. Otherwise the specific method of regeneration must of course depend on the nature of the u...nderwood. If that be thick and likely to spring vigorously from the stool when cleared from the ground, nothing will re- main but to put out stout oak plants strong enough to hold their own, with assistance in the way of weeding and thinning, against the coppice.
But if the woods have been thick enough to be nearly pure oak at last, beneath the canopy of which the underwood is not of very vigorous growth, this can be cleared away and utilised AMONG THE OAKS 115 while measures are taken for natural regeneration of the oak from seed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The regeneration of such woods and groups as above described can easily be accomplished if the soil has been properly protected. If the oak has been grown along with beech, however, it may often be best to regenerate the latter naturally in the manner to be described in the next chapter, while the oaks for that new crop can be intro- duced wherever desired by means • of planting stout healthy transplants. Otherwise the specific method of regeneration must of course depend on the nature of the u...nderwood. If that be thick and likely to spring vigorously from the stool when cleared from the ground, nothing will re- main but to put out stout oak plants strong enough to hold their own, with assistance in the way of weeding and thinning, against the coppice.
But if the woods have been thick enough to be nearly pure oak at last, beneath the canopy of which the underwood is not of very vigorous growth, this can be cleared away and utilised AMONG THE OAKS 115 while measures are taken for natural regeneration of the oak from seed.
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