"Stumpage" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Stumpage" Meaning

Stumpage refers to the actual standing trees cut or felled, including the trunks and branches, in timber production or logging operations, excluding any residual material such as tops, branches, and leaves.

"Stumpage" Examples

Noun

1. timber harvested from a fallen tree:

- "The forestry company is required to replant for every piece of stumpage{ artistic name} it harvests."

2. a remaining root or underground stem base after a tree has been cut down:

- "Stumpage{ artistic name} was left at the site after the tree was cut for a new lumber mill."

3. in cornels literature, a pickle made from veal in milk, often served in a bowl:

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4. the root or base of a tree or shrub, especially one that has leaves or branches:

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