Irish Softwood Trees (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Irish Softwood Trees
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Plant type of softwood trees

Gymnosperms, often evergreen

Softwood vs hardwood growth rate

Softwoods grow faster

Key feature of Sitka Spruce

High yield and fast growth

Notable quality of Scots Pine

Durability

Silviculture meaning

Management of forest growth, types, and quality

Sustainable Management in forestry

Meet today's needs without harming future use

Sitka Spruce economic benefits

Supplies timber and jobs in rural areas

Scots Pine in construction

Used for strength and easy treatment

Sitka Spruce climate suitability

Thrives in mild climate, withstands maritime weather

Scots Pine preferred soil

Sandy or less fertile soils

Silvicultural techniques used

Thinning and rotation

Coillte role

State body managing many Irish forests

Sustainable forestry certification bodies

SFI and FSC

Sitka Spruce soil adaptability

Grows quickly even in poor soils

How government supports Irish forestry

Encourages forest growth through funds and tips

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