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 Despite the fact that the word woodland is normally utilized, there is no generally perceived exact definition, with in excess of 800 meanings of backwoods utilized around the world.Although a timberland is typically characterized by the nearness of trees, under numerous definitions a zone totally deficient with regards to trees may even now be viewed as a woodland in the event that it developed trees before, will develop trees later on, or was lawfully assigned as a woods paying little mind to vegetation type.There are three general classes of backwoods definitions being used: authoritative, land use, and land cover.Administrative definitions depend basically upon the lawful assignments of land, and regularly bear little relationship to the vegetation developing on the land: land that is legitimately assigned as a woods is characterized as a timberland regardless of whether no trees are developing on it.Under land use definitions, there is significant minor departure from where the cutoff focuses are between a timberland, forest, and savanna. Under certain definitions, timberlands require elevated levels of tree overhang spread, from 60% to 100%,barring savannas and forests in which trees have a lower shelter spread. Different definitions believe savannas to be a sort of backwoods, and incorporate all zones with tree shelters over 10%

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