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- Year: 2024
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- Coppicing has been practised since at least the Neolithic: coppiced Tilia (lime) timber was identified in t…
- In the 16th–17th centuries, charcoal iron production became widely established in England and continued in …
- Henry VIII’s statute of 1544 required that coppiced woods be enclosed after cutting and 12 standels (standa…
- Coppice regrowth in broadleaf trees proceeds from epicormic buds (bud precursors in the vascular cambium un…
- The woodland is divided into coupes equal in number to the rotation length (years), one coupe cut per year,…
- Most temperate broadleaf species (hazel, oak, ash, sweet chestnut, hornbeam, alder, birch) regenerate well …
- Coppice regrowth proceeds from epicormic buds in the cambium of the cut stump, not (in most species) from r…
- First-year regrowth from coppiced hazel stools can reach 1–2 m, substantially outpacing seedling growth, be…
- The trigger for epicormic bud activation is the removal of apical dominance: the cut aerial stem had been p…