Subjects affecting Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)
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1261071 unpaved roads and trails Forested areas in Poland are divided into forest compartments with an average size of 20-30 ha. Each compartment has a dense web of roads for transport and wood skidding. Poland
1382022 fire Forest damaged by wildfire. Moscowskaya oblast, Russia.
5389049 planting Afforestation with Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris)
1415013 fire May 2, 2002
1261187 delimbing Delimbing with a chainsaw. Poland
1261037 deadwood and snags Leaving some number of such trees is recommended in new Polish silviculture principles. (2003)
2714045 thinning (stand) Thinning in a Scot's (Pinus sylvestris) in Southern Sweden.

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