Mature timber
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stands of timber where the age of the leading species in a stand is greaterthan the specified cutting age. Cutting ages are established to meet forest managementobjectives. Usually stands with lodgepole pine or a deciduous species as the leadingspecies are classified as mature timber when the stand age is greater than 80 years.Otherwise, all stands having conifers other than lodgepole pine and whitebark pine as theleading species are mature when the stand age is greater than 120 years. [Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]
AGO_1951-53_No_257 Where mature timber is so situated that it is physically impossible to
AGO_1955-57_No_040 ..."Where mature timber is so situated that it is physically impossible to harvest
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