#arboret
- Forest stand — A homogeneous community of trees located within a specific forest area, characterized by structural uniformity regarding species composition, age, density, origin, and development pattern. It represents the basic unit in forestry for implementing management, logging, regeneration, and forest protection measures.
- Arboretum — A specialized botanical garden or managed natural area dedicated to the cultivation, collection, and scientific study of a wide variety of tree, shrub, and woody plant species kept in optimal development conditions. These spaces serve as nurseries for dendrological biodiversity conservation, acclimatization of exotic species, and public ecological education.
- Shrub — A perennial plant with a woody stem, smaller in size than a tree, which branches out directly from the ground level or its immediate vicinity without developing a single, clearly defined main trunk. In forestry and ecology, shrubs make up the undersets of forests, playing an essential ecological role in soil protection and providing wildlife habitat.