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A woodland fill marking cut-and-regrown stems.
Also known as: Coppiced woodland symbol, Managed woodland marking
On a land-use map coppice is shown by a fill distinct from high forest, marking woodland managed by repeated cutting so the stools regrow multiple stems.
Marks woodland managed by repeated cutting rather than grown as high forest.
Contexts: Maps
Records a management regime rather than a species or a stage of growth, so coppice on a map is a statement about how the wood is worked.
Contexts: Maps
An area filled with small bushy symbols rather than the taller tree symbols used for high forest.