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Uniform System
Er. Vivek Srivastava
Regeneration period and periodic
blocks
PB:1
AGE: 1-25 Years
PB:2
AGE: 26-50 Years
PB:4
AGE: 75-100 Years
PB:3
AGE:51-75 Years
• Regeneration period refers to the period
required for regenerating the whole of the
periodic block.
• Regeneration interval is the interval between
seeding felling and final felling of a particular
area.
• Periodic block is the part or parts set aside to
be regenerated in a particular period
• Uniform system is a kind of shelterwood
system aiming at concentrated regeneration
in which the canopy is uniformly opened up
over the whole area of a compartment to
obtain uniform regeneration
Objectives
• To obtain seeds naturally
• To provide shelter
• To regulate light conditions
( 12-15 seed bearers are retained each hectare)
Felling pattern
• Seeding felling
the Retained tree should be genetically superior
and trees should have clean, cylindrical bole,
bigger crown, etc.
• Secondary felling
• Final felling
Advantages
• Little risk of soil deterioration
• Little danger of invasion of weeds
• Felling is simple
• Young crop is protected from cold winds,
insulation etc.
• New crops obtained are genetically superior
• Supervision is easy

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  • 2. Regeneration period and periodic blocks PB:1 AGE: 1-25 Years PB:2 AGE: 26-50 Years PB:4 AGE: 75-100 Years PB:3 AGE:51-75 Years
  • 3. • Regeneration period refers to the period required for regenerating the whole of the periodic block. • Regeneration interval is the interval between seeding felling and final felling of a particular area. • Periodic block is the part or parts set aside to be regenerated in a particular period
  • 4. • Uniform system is a kind of shelterwood system aiming at concentrated regeneration in which the canopy is uniformly opened up over the whole area of a compartment to obtain uniform regeneration
  • 5. Objectives • To obtain seeds naturally • To provide shelter • To regulate light conditions ( 12-15 seed bearers are retained each hectare)
  • 6. Felling pattern • Seeding felling the Retained tree should be genetically superior and trees should have clean, cylindrical bole, bigger crown, etc. • Secondary felling • Final felling
  • 7. Advantages • Little risk of soil deterioration • Little danger of invasion of weeds • Felling is simple • Young crop is protected from cold winds, insulation etc. • New crops obtained are genetically superior • Supervision is easy