silviculture in Japanese
silviculture in Japanese is 林学 — silviculture means the practice of growing and managing forests for the goods or benefits they provide.
silviculture in Japanese
林学
Pronounced: ringaku
The care and development of forests in order to obtain a product or provide a benefit; forestry.
What does "silviculture" mean?
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noun The practice of growing and managing forests for the goods or benefits they provide.
"Wilderness is gone. Forest has succumbed to chemically sustained silviculture."
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- Wilderness is gone. Forest has succumbed to chemically sustained silviculture.
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What is "silviculture" in Japanese?
"silviculture" in Japanese is 林学. silviculture means: The practice of growing and managing forests for the goods or benefits they provide.
How do you pronounce 林学?
"silviculture" in Japanese is 林学, pronounced "ringaku".
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