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What is the definition of a forest stand?
(A) geographically contiguous parcel of land considered homogeneous
in terms of tree vegetation (B) forestland considered homogeneous in
terms of tree vegetation attributes
(C) land that is homogeneous in terms of the physical and development
attributes chosen to classify the forest (D) spatially explicit unit of the
earth that includes all interacting organisms and components of the
abiotic environment within its boundaries -ANSWER-(A) geographically
contiguous parcel of land considered homogeneous in terms of tree
vegetation
What is an essential element of a prescription for a stand or type of
stand?
(A) management activities formulation system that optimizes
silvicultural structure interaction, subject to an objective and a set of
constraints
(B) understanding of the historical processes that created forests in the
area and the resulting compositions and structures that occurred
(C) geographical information system formulation of alternative
silvicultural outcomes, with corresponding management decisions that
must be made at future harvest times
,(D) statement of society's goals and objectives for regional or national
forest management planning, with analysis of how the goals and
objectives are achieved -ANSWER-(B) understanding of the historical
processes that created forests in the area and the resulting
compositions and structures that occurred
In evaluating the feasibility and usefulness of proposed policies
developed using linear programming‐ based timber harvest scheduling,
the policies would be evaluated in terms of:
(A) economic and silvicultural analysis of final results from the resource
capability model
(B) solely on the basis of optimum (maximum) net present value
(C) economic operability of timber harvest volumes, subject to timber
harvest constraints
(D) economic outcomes, harvest volumes, inventory cash flow, net
present value, long‐term sustained yield, and prescription activity -
ANSWER-(D) economic outcomes, harvest volumes, inventory cash
flow, net present value, long‐term sustained yield, and prescription
activity
Which environmental factor may predispose trees to insect and disease
damage?
(A) insufficient regeneration
(B) insufficient lightning events
(C) decreases in mice population
, (D) overstocking resulting in stagnation -ANSWER-(D) overstocking
resulting in stagnation
. Which factor affects logging productivity the MOST? (A) stand
uniformity
(B) white‐tailed deer populations
(C) density of the standing timber
(D) width of the soil horizon three feet below the surface -ANSWER-(C)
density of the standing timber
Riparian vegetation can provide:
(A) shade cover for fish
(B) beneficial shade for southern pines
(C) preferred locations for harvesting operations
(D) increased mineral source for upland species -ANSWER-(A) shade
cover for fish
The Endangered Species Act of 1973...
(A) is no longer in effect.
(B) established "wilderness areas."
(C) limits clearcutting to specific months of the year.
(D) prohibits the "taking" of any endangered animal species. -ANSWER-
(D) prohibits the "taking" of any endangered animal species.