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COPPICE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
Only four felt that coppices in the free-range area providing shelter to the chickens should be mandatory, e.g., through national legislation or certification scheme requirements.
Since sal trees, which are dominant species, have the ability to coppice, natural regeneration is the common method of improving natural forest conditions.
According to official classification, these public forests are to the extent of 5.3 million acres high forest, 3 million coppice, the balance brushwoods.
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