----------------------1. Defined as the study which treats the life of trees in the forests.

________________2. It is known as habitat as used by ecologists.

________________3. Term used to indicate productive capacity of an area of forest land,
usually for a given species or a combination of species.
________________4. Average weather conditions prevalent in any locality.
________________5. Response of plant to the relative lengths or duration of light and dark
periods.
________________6. Refers to the acquisition of new inherent qualities or tendencies
through the influence of a different environment.
________________7. Large body of air that is characterized by smallness of temperature in
humidity.
________________8. Theory and practice of controlling forest establishment, composition,
and growth.
________________9. Contains at least three age classes intermingled intimately on the
same area.
________________10. Developed from both seeds and sprouts.

Submission Content
Submission Content

Answers:

1. Silvics

2. Site

3. Site quality

4. Climate

5. Photoperiodism

6. Acclimatization

7. Air masses

8. Silviculture

9. Uneven-aged stand

10. Composite forest