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Has anyone here heard the term "carolinian forest" before and if yes could you explain it?....
Posted by
Walt_Disney (aka Walt_Disney)
Apr 16 '15, 08:14
I had never heard of it used before I came here but its used commonly at the new job and by organizations in the part of Ontario.
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TWuG
Apr 16, 08:21
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Cheat :P.....
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Walt_Disney
Apr 16, 08:33
Sounds like it pretty much just mean non-coniferous forest... -- nm
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Ender
Apr 16, 08:23
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It is...the term I had always heard was deciduous forest and I had never heard carolinian until six weeks ago. -- nm
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Walt_Disney
Apr 16, 08:34
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So it's like Canada's Canadian Bacon... -- nm
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Ender
Apr 16, 08:39
Wouldn't that be the majority of forests? -- nm
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Ultron
Apr 16, 08:24
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Probably not so much in Canada. -- nm
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Ender
Apr 16, 08:38
The camp grounds? -- nm
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Ultron
Apr 16, 08:15
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