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Forestry Final exam questiona and answers

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Forestry Final exam
questiona and
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The term deciduous is synonymous with hardwood. - answer False


A synonym for the "xylem" tissue of a tree is - answer wood


Late-successional forests are - answer dominated by settler species


In forest ecology, an event that kills the trees in a given forest
patch is known as a - answer Disturbance


When foresters speak of "forest type," they are referring to - answer
tree species that dominate the forest


The forests of the United States are - answer split approximately
evenly


According to the U.S. Forest Service, the current amount of forested
acres in the United States is approximately - answer two thirds of
the forested acres in 1630


The Illinois State Museum claims that there are at least this number
of definitions of the word "forest" - answer 250

,Forests cover approximately - answer one third of land area in the
us


An area of forest where the dominant trees are of the same age is
known as - answer a patch


For the past 100 years, the extent of the area of the United States
covered by forests has - answer remained relatively stable


A woody plant that attains a height of at least 20 feet at maturity in
a given locality and usually (not always) has a single self supporting
stem or trunk is known as a - answer tree


Quantifying the extent of the Earth's forests is complicated by -
answer disagreement over criteria used to define what constitutes
forested land


A large elm tree in the lawn of Deacon Jacob Elliott's Boston home
became a symbol of the American Revolution a - answer liberty tree


The United States' rank among the world's forested countries (in
total area of forest) is - answer fourth


Approximately 44 percent of the forested land in the United States
is owned by - answer state, local and federal governments


Approximately 74 percent of the privately owned forest land in the
U.S. is located in - answer the eastern states


Approximately 86 percent of the federally owned forest land in the
U.S. is located in - answer the western states

,Approximately two thirds of the softwood timber growing in the
United States is located in - answer the western states


Approximately 90 percent of the hardwood timber growing in the
United States is located in - answer the eastern states


Approximately 90 percent of the timber growing in the western
United States is comprised of - answer softwoods


Approximately two thirds of the timber growing in the eastern
United States is comprised of - answer hardwoods


Forests cover approximately - answer 30% of earths land area


America's forests began to take shape - answer at the end of the
last ice age


Approximately two thirds of the animal species of North America
weighing 100 or more pounds that existed during the Pleistocene -
answer became extinct at the end of the last ice age


At the end of the last Ice Age, the range of the oaks spread north
rapidly because - answer blue jays carrying acorns over relatively
long distances


During the last Ice Age, the forests of what are now the Great Plains
and eastern United States were dominated by - answer white spruce


During the last ice age, the mixed hardwood forest that dominates
most of the Northeast and Appalachian region was located - answer
in two narrow bands on either side of the Mississippi River Valley

, During the last ice age, Alaska and Siberia were connected by a land
mass known as - answer Beringia


Megafauna were - answer large mammals of the Pleistocene such as
the woolly mammoth and mastodon


Migration of American chestnut from its Pleistocene range in the
higher elevations along the Mississippi Valley to its range
throughout the Appalachians and southern New England - answer
was slower by several thousand years than other species


Northern forests that can tolerate cold winters and short, cool
summers are sometimes known as - answer boreal forests


The Pleistocene - answer was the last ice age


The Vikings settled Greenland, Pacific Islanders sailed to Hawai'i
and New Zealand, the English cultivated vineyards and made wine,
and the Anasazi and Cahokian cultures flourished in North America
during the period in the climate history known as the - answer
medical warm period


The forest type that dominated the American forest during the last
Ice Age is now found largely in - answer northern Canada and
central Alaska


The last Ice Age was known as the - answer Pleistocene Epoch


The northern forests that extend from Alaska through northern
Canada and from Scandinavia through Siberia are dominated by -
answer softwoods

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