Common Misconceptions related to Uneven-aged Silviculture
- Stand Conversion–One of the biggest potential problems associated with the application of uneven-aged silviculture is mistakenly using a method like one of the traditional approaches to single-tree selection when converting an even-aged stand to uneven-aged. The process of conversion may take one or more cutting cycles before it is possible to transition to a maintenance approach like Pro-B. If your stand is currently even-aged, we suggest that you begin with an approach similar to that presented in this journal article.
- All aged stands
- Applicable only to shade-tolerant species
- Allocation of equal area to each age class
- diameter distributions and the depletion curve
- diameter class width and q-value
- issues with the rotated sigmoidal distribution
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