Woodland edge is defined as the transition zone between a maturing forest and adjacent habitats, such as grassland, crop land, or wetland. A well developed woodland edge typically consists of plant communities that are i

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Date: 2014-08-07 00:48:08 Ecological succession Habitats Forestry Environmental soil science Riparian Perennial plant Agroforestry Carleton College Cowling Arboretum Environment Systems ecology Terminology		Woodland edge is defined as the transition zone between a maturing forest and adjacent habitats, such as grassland, crop land, or wetland. A well developed woodland edge typically consists of plant communities that are i Add to Reading List Source URL: www.in.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 180,18 KB Share Document on Facebook

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