A strip of trees or shrubs used to reduce and redirect wind.

The tissues of the stem, branches and roots of woody plants lying between pith and the cambium.

A comparatively long (1mm to less than 8mm), narrow, tapering wood cell closed at both ends.

A set-up of machines for the conversion of logs and other wood raw materials into lumber, veneer, plywood, block board, pulp and paper, or other finished wood products.

A thin piece of wood with one end thinner than the other, lapped lengthwise in covering roofs and other walls of buildings.

The collective term for logging and processing wastes.

Long, curly, slender strands of wood used as an aggregate component for particleboard or cement board.

Areas predominantly vegetated with grasses, such as Imperata, Themeda, Saccharum and where the trees cover between 5 to 10% of the area and their height may reach 5 meters at maturity.

Climbing plants such as diliman (Stenochlaena palustris), gulyasan (Artabotrys hexapetalus), hinggiw (Ichnocarpus frutescens), and nito (Iygodium circinnatum), where the stems are used as handle, framing, or weaving materials in handicraft manufacture.

A forest plantation where trees have not yet reached a height of five meters.

The demarcation of a planning area by designation, ordinance or law into zones and establishment of regulations to govern the use of land and structure within each zone.

Establishment where a collection of wild fauna is maintained for recreational, educational, research, conservation or scientific purposes.