Competing vegetation glossary and government resources

Competing vegetation : vegetation that seeks and uses the limited common resources(space, light, water, and nutrients) of a forest site needed by preferred trees for survivaland growth. [Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]

Eleventh-year response of loblolly pine and competing vegetation ...
Eleventh-year response of loblolly pine and competing vegetation to woody and

timbr2
...and herbicide application to control competing vegetation. ... The impact of

Roseburg Record of Decision: Timber Resources
...there will be no further effort to control competing vegetation.

Forest Management Practices
In many cases, it pays to reduce competing vegetation and logging debris

Sericea Lespedeza: History, Characteristics and Identification ...
It appears to establish best where competing vegetation is very short,

Missouri Conservation Trees and Shrubs - Introduction
Controlling competing vegetation is usually necessary so the newly planted

EPA: Federal Register: Long Damon Plantation Release and Site ...
The Forest Service proposes to treat competing vegetation on up to 4700

EPA: Federal Register: Tahoe National Forest; Sierra County, CA ...
Alternative, non-herbicide methods to control competing vegetation have been

FOUR-PETAL PAWPAW, Asimina tetramer , US Fish & Wildlife Service
...as a substitute), competing vegetation is likely to shade out this species.

Committee on Resources-Index
...of forests will be impeded by lack of seed source or competing vegetation.

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