The author defends selective cutting as a valid term in forestry, suggesting it merits formal definition.
The author presents a vigorous defense of "selective cutting" as a useful lay term that has come to mean simply the conservative harvesting of forest products. He urges that the term be included in the next edition of Forestry Terminology, and suggests a definition that might be used for this purpose.
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William E. Cooper (1945) studied this question.
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