Forest · Dense collection of trees covering a relatively large area · YYNN

Forest

Y 100%

Dense collection of trees covering a relatively large area

Ratings
7

Y

akagiggles

Y

hadley

wowwwww

Y

IBlameNargles

Y

pegg

cool when boreal

Y

Ryanbomber

Y

KedrCool

kinda green

Y

harpiaharpyja

2y

Y

Y?

N?

N

Y 100%

7 ratings

Facets
6

Influences rating

Conversion of forest to non-forest for human use

soil located in a forest environment

forest ecosystem

scientific study of organisms in the forest

forest structure

ecological concept

Method for land and forest regeneration

forest wildfire

wildfire in a forested area

Instances
1

Influences rating

forest in Germany

Locations
2

Uncontrolled fires in forests or open spaces

uncontrolled fire in a forested area

Parts
4

Influences rating

the leafy cover or top layer formed by the uppermost branches of trees in a forest

Plant life growing beneath a forest canopy

Transition zone from an area of woodland or forest to fields or other open spaces

forest area of distinct characteristics (e.g. species composition, habitat type, age, height)

Subclasses
10

Influencing rating

Y 100%

Tropical forest

Generic forest in the tropics

a forest with high amounts of moisture

Deciduous forest

forests composed primarily of tree species who shed their leaves seasonally

small remaining part of a formerly much larger forest

Biome characterized by coniferous forests

Secondary forest

Forest or woodland area which has re-grown after a timber harvest

Experimental forest

Designated forests for research or science studies

semi-deciduous forest

forest with large population of semi-deciduous plants

Collection of trees within a city, town or a suburb

forest shaped by human activity

Subject of
1

Solute, suspended sediment and bedload transportation in a pristine temperate forest, Silver Stream, New Zealand.

2013 master's thesis by Amanda Louise Fountain at University of Otago

Lists
0

A forest is an ecosystem characterized by a dense community of trees. Hundreds of definitions of forest are used throughout the world, incorporating factors such as tree density, tree height, land use, legal standing, and ecological function. The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) defines a forest as, "Land spanning more...

Instance of

vegetational formation

Subclass of

vegetational formation

natural geographic entity

Geographical feature

Part of

Natural environment

Different from

Forest, Mississippi

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