Question

Describe briefly the productive functions of forests.

Answer 1

Forest:

Various definitions of forests are used all throughout the world, combining criteria such as tree thickness, tree height, land usage, legal standing, and environmental capacity.

Forest's productive functions are:

The productive function of forest resources reflects the desire to maintain an ample and valuable supply of primary forest products.

1. It also ensures that production and harvesting are sustainable and do not seriously damage future generations' management options for productive or other forest functions.
2. Timber, wood fuel, food (berries, mushrooms, edible plants, bushmeat), fodder, and other non-wood forest products are all harvested from forests.
3. Industrial Roundwood and wood fuel are the most important products in terms of volume.