1. What does Coppice mean? Information and translations of Coppice in the most comprehensive …

2. Coppice definition: A Coppice is a small group of trees growing very close to each other

3. The Coppice Inn - Lanner, Redruth

4. ‘Moreover, Coppice and Coppice with standards no longer provide the revenue which private owners expect.’ ‘Reinstatement of Coppice with standards will be beneficial with protection from deer damage.’ ‘Where Coppice with standards is the objective, then no more than 10 …

5. Synonyms for Coppice in Free Thesaurus

6. How to use Coppice in a sentence

7. Definition of Coppice in the Definitions.net dictionary

8. As verbs the difference between copse and Coppice

9. 4 synonyms for Coppice: brush, copse, thicket, brushwood

10. 4 synonyms for Copse: brush, coppice, thicket, brushwood

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12. A thicket of small trees or shrubs ; a coppice.

13. The rows of hazel coppice emphasised the atmosphere of decay.

14. The Crossword Solver found 20 answers to the Coppice crossword clue

15. Pure Coppice – Woodland is made up of one tree species.

16. To cut or prune (a tree) in making or maintaining a Coppice

17. Apart from the Rhizophora spp., many of the principal species coppice readily.

18. The road into the community is called Birch N Coppice Drive

19. The basis of management is earnest protection for the Fanjinshan's coppice.

20. Yet until the 1950s most had been managed as coppice since Norman times.

21. Coppice with standards … Silvicultural requirement (historic) …-the STANDARDS should be fast-growing species … may mean shade-intolerant ones - the Coppice UNDERWOOD may need to be at least moderately shade tolerant

22. For example, the National Inventory estimated that there was a total of 211 ha of hazel Coppice in Hampshire, which is less than the 345 ha of in-cycle Coppice …

23. Mixed Coppice – A mix of tree species are grown together for coppicing

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25. It is best to coppice the trees in the winter before the sap rises.

26. Copse Meaning: "small wood grown for purposes of periodic cutting," contraction of coppice

27. Synonyms for Boscage include thicket, copse, coppice, brake, covert, brushwood, chaparral, bosk, bosque and bosquet

28. Synonyms for Boskage include brushwood, thicket, coppice, copse, brake, covert, boscage, chaparral, undergrowth and bosk

29. Long branch number and length per plant of some treatments were increased by coppice management.

30. And cold Appalleth dry osier, haws and hips, Coppice he strips of bird, that now none calleth

31. A preliminary survey of bryophytes on the coppice of Buxus sinica in Huanggan Shan, Wuyi Mountain.

32. 9 synonyms of Coppice from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 17 related words, definitions, and antonyms

33. Much Wealden woodland has been managed as coppice, often in combination with standard trees, principally oak.

34. Give them time, and the rest of the coppice wood would also find a good home.

35. The heights of the surrounding mountains, wherever they are not actually settled, are covered in coppice .

36. Why the dress, you poor dear-the picture you coppice of the girl in the hall.

37. Coppice wood of other species was used for firewood, or harvested at a specific size for special

38. The Coppice Inn here in Lanner, is a traditional, family friendly village pub with an attractive garden area

39. There was a scuffle, and then a woman's giggle, among the undergrowth toward the centre of the small coppice.

40. The Coppice, Kelvedon Hatch is a 9.4 hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Kelvedon Hatch in Essex.

41. There, amidst the trees of the Coppice, like a picture framed round by green leaves, stood Ketira the gipsy

42. This page shows answers to the clue Copse, followed by 2 definitions like “A wood of small growth”, “Another word for coppice wood” and “To plant and preserve, as a Copse”.Synonyms for Copse are for example brush, coppice and covert.More synonyms can be found below the puzzle answers.

43. Copse is a shortened version of coppice, probably because after you Coppiced a group of trees, you ended up with a copse

44. Growing alternative crops such as short rotation coppice as energy crops and fibre crops such as flax and hemp showed promise.

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46. A Coppice document is organized into one or more canvases on which pages containing text or images can be placed and linked together

47. Uniquely configured personal workbooths with a high level of acoustic comfort, Coppice shelters people from noise and distractions in the busy open-plan.

48. A Coppice usually results from human woodcutting activity and may be maintained by continually cutting new growth as it reaches usable size.

49. Consequently the figures are unlikely to be a good indicator of either the area of neglected hazel Coppice or that available for restoration

50. What does Coppice mean? A thicket or grove of small trees or shrubs, especially one maintained by periodic cutting or pruning to encourage sucke

51. On then-meadows and hayfields there is birch coppice chirping joyfully. Flocks of thousand of migrating birds feed upon banks of fenny rivers.

52. As nouns the difference between copse and Coppice is that copse is a thicket of small trees or shrubs while Coppice is a grove of small growth; a thicket of brushwood; a wood cut at certain times for fuel or other purposes, typically managed to promote growth and ensure a reliable supply of timber see copse

53. ‘The Coppice of trees seemed to get thicker as tall birches lined the road, replacing the old-fashioned houses.’ ‘It might be the edge of a Coppice of trees which you can place in a fold in the distant hillside, or the spire of a church that you can put above a bush or tree at the waters edge.’

54. Definition of Coppice written for English Language Learners from the Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary with audio pronunciations, usage examples, and count/noncount noun labels.

55. These all Coppice beautifully and the beech, maple and locust are all decent btu-wise, even when dealing with young boles (2-5 inch dbh)

56. Recent Examples on the Web: Noun Another strategy, called short rotation Coppice, involves planting fast-growing trees such as willows and poplars in extremely dense rows

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58. Coppice, also called Copse, or Thicket, a dense grove of small trees or shrubs that have grown from suckers or sprouts rather than from seed

59. But left there are by now vast forests which engulfed all trails of human beings so fast. On then-meadows and hayfields there is birch coppice chirping joyfully.

60. “I think you could make a very strong case that without Coppice agroforestry, we would have never had the industrial revolution in the 1700s,” he says

61. As mentioned previously, students in Year 9 at Coppice have had the privilege of working with the Wolves Foundation as part of their Premier League Inspires programme

62. Origin Copse (1500-1600) coppice “ Copse ” ((14-21 centuries)), from Old French copeiz, from couper “ to cut ” (→ COPE 1); because a Copse is formed by regular cutting

63. And now I will at times explore every little nook of some poor coppice with almost anxious footsteps, so deep a hold has this imagination upon me.

64. By the way, I did not hear the sound of your carriage; you have left it yonder, behind the coppice at the fork of the roads, no doubt.

65. Writer and broadcaster Monty Don, who is a long-term supporter of the coppice sector, backed the initiative and said: “Every British bean grower should use British Beanpoles

66. To cut trees or bushes back in order to form a small, closely planted area SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases (Definition of Coppice from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & …

67. The impact of stem number left for each trunk on tree growth and productivity in a second rotation coppice of Eucalyptus urophylla was studied by cutting 5 years old plantation in previous rotation.

68. However, current management of these medium-term leys on many farms would create far more disturbance to their soil carbon store than the 20-year lifecycle of willow coppice or miscanthus.

69. The Coppiced stumps; From left, stakes and small wood, poles, firewood; Biomass piles for spreading in the Coppice area; Where willow stems were removed, saplings of other trees are revealed leaning towards the light

70. (1) Thus, if Hardy ‘leant upon a coppice gate,’ Rabinowitz is ‘Ensnared at the main gate’; Hardy's line ‘The tangled Bine stems scored the sky’ is ghosted in Darkling as: ‘Scores of music I / Can't hear any more…’ .

71. Coppice Agroforestry will serve as a detailed manual for foresters, farmers, craftspeople, and land managers describing the history, ecology, economics, design, and management of agroforestry systems based on the repeated harvest of small diameter wood products from resprouting tree stumps.

72. Coppice forestry, the practice of cutting certain species of trees down to their stump to harvest for firewood or wood for other purposes and then allowing these stumps to send up new growth has been practiced for thousands of years.

73. The Coppice wood was sorted by size--the smallest being saved for binding barrels, loads of wood, or other bent work, and then on up through broom and tool handles to hurdles (portable fence panels) and finally to poles for furniture or structures

74. Beanpoles may be sold in bundles of 11 to allow for an even number of uprights and a ridge pole along the top. The top branches of hazel rods when grown in a well managed coppice will naturally grow in a fan shape

75. Coppice is a character detached cottage situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the hamlet of Ruspidge,near to the wonderful Forest of Dean, and can sleep eight people in one super king-size double bedroom (zip/link), two double rooms and a twin room

76. Beanpoles, pea sticks and other plant supports, fencing, hurdles and other garden structures, hedge stakes and binders, baskets, walking sticks, ties for fastening thatch pegs and charcoal are just a few of the sustainable products produced by Britain’s modern-day coppice workers, who are helping meet the growing demand for quality local

77. ‘Utilization of starch reserves in naturally regenerating Coppices was estimated to provide only a small proportion of the dry matter accumulated in new shoots.’ ‘Instead of the majestic oak woods the path now runs through an oak coppice, where the trees have been regularly cut to produce young, straight trees which, in former days, would

78. The desire to reforest Israel became the work of both Afforestation, “the establishment of a forest or stand of trees in an area where there was no previous tree cover,” and reforestation, “the reestablishment of forest cover, either naturally (by natural seeding, coppice, or root suckers) or artificially (by direct seeding or planting) (“Afforestation”).

79. Mixed Coppices were analyzed only in the Colline Metallifere district, considering two different study-case: (i) young Coppices (A37 and B18) where the management goal was to maintain the coppice system to preserve and enhance biodiversity; (ii) aged Coppices (A39, FA and FB) where the conversion into high forest was carried out to preserve

80. Words associated with Brakiest Synonyms of brake boscage: : a growth of trees or shrubs : thicket boskage: : a growth of trees or shrubs : thicket bosk: : a small wooded area bosque: : a small wooded area bosquet: : thicket brushwood: : wood of small branches especially when cut or broken chaparral: : a thicket of dwarf evergreen oaks coppice: : copse …