coppiced
past simple and past participle ofcoppice
coppice
verb[T]
biologyspecializeduk/ˈkɒp.ɪs/us/ˈkɑː.pɪs/tocuttreesorbushesback inordertoformasmall,closelyplantedarea
Forestry
- afforestation
- agroforestry
- arborist
- brush
- clearing
- cut down
- deforest
- deforestation
- disafforest
- lumberjack
- old growth
- ranger
- reafforest
- reafforestation
- slash-and-burn
- the treeline
- undercut
- understorey
- woodcutter
- woody
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Examplesofcoppiced
coppiced
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
The difference in the numbers of nymphs oncoppicedversus control trees was compared using a chi-square analysis.
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However, some of the longer branches, reaching too far into the plot, werecoppiced.
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Eucalyptscoppicednaturally by wild fire were found to carry significantly more nymphs than non-coppicedconspecific hosts.
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They also did not show a preference forcoppicedplants, as did the second instars (see below).
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The live and dry weights of fifth instar nymphs collected fromcoppicedand control trees differed markedly (table 4).
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While these results show that nymphs seem to prefercoppicedplants, they are ambiguous with regard to explaining the reason for this preference.
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Dicymbe corymbosa trees that were notcoppicedor hadcoppicedabove the 1.3 m level were measured as a single trunk.
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First instar nymphs were evenly distributed between short (coppiced) and tall (non-coppiced) plants.
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First instar nymphs did not discriminate between conspecific hosts on the basis of whether they werecoppicedor not, whereas second instar nymphs preferentially chosecoppicedconspecific hosts.
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This offers both annual management grants forcoppicedwoodlands and a one-off woodland improvement grant to bring neglected woodlands back into management as coppiced woodlands.
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For example, there is the case ofcoppicedwoodland.
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A field close to my home which wascoppicedhad previously sustained overwintering sheep.
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Nearby habitats and environments for study include unimproved chalk grassland,coppicedwoodlands, heathland and freshwater sites.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Much of this was formerlycoppiced(cut to the base at regular intervals) to produce wood, charcoal and bark.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Some trees, rather than beingcoppiced, were left to grow and become standards to be used as timber for buildings and ships.
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