Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
podado o industrial
English translation:
manually or industrially/machine pruned/cut
Added to glossary by
Noni Gilbert Riley
Feb 17, 2007 11:00
17 yrs ago
Spanish term
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podado o industrial
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Forestry / Wood / Timber
This is the footnote against "podado" or "industrial" in a table showing the "Volumen de Trozas de Pino Susceptibles de Aprovechamiento en Predios de Verano" following a forest fire:
"El producto es identificado por las características de la troza, podado o industrial y por su diámetro menor".
If it helps, I can advise that the figures shown in the table relate to "podado" or "industrial" sizes ranging from 18 cm. to 32+ cm.
It seems to me that "pruning/lopping or industrial" does not fit the bill! I presume that there is specific terminology for this in English
Any help greatly appreciated.
"El producto es identificado por las características de la troza, podado o industrial y por su diámetro menor".
If it helps, I can advise that the figures shown in the table relate to "podado" or "industrial" sizes ranging from 18 cm. to 32+ cm.
It seems to me that "pruning/lopping or industrial" does not fit the bill! I presume that there is specific terminology for this in English
Any help greatly appreciated.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | manually or industrially pruned/cut |
Noni Gilbert Riley
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| 3 | pollarding; heading; topping |
Carmen Schultz
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Proposed translations
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Noni Gilbert Riley
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manually or industrially pruned/cut
What I'm trying to say (wriggly three year old on knee) is that hand tools or petrol driven machinery is used.
3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "I'm not totally sure about this, especially as there are no "agrees" against either answer, but this one seems morelikely to me. Thank you very much for the contributions."
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Carmen Schultz
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pollarding; heading; topping
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Document 5
Subject Agriculture - Food Industry - Livestock Industry - Fisheries - Bio-industry (AG)
(1)
TERM poda
Reference C. Gutiérrez, Lic. Ciencias Biológicas, Univ. Compl. Madrid
(2)
TERM descope
Reference Maquinaria y equipos agrícolas, CEMAGREF, 1990 y Min. de Agricultura
(3)
TERM desmoche
Reference Maquinaria y equipos agrícolas, CEMAGREF, 1990 y Min. de Agricultura
(4)
TERM despunte
Reference Maquinaria y equipos agrícolas, CEMAGREF, 1990 y Min. de Agricultura
Definition cutting back,in a more or less systematic fashion,the crown of a tree,with the object of producing a close head of shoots(a pollard)beyond the reach of browsing animals
Reference Ford-Robertson,Soc.Am.Foresters
(1)
TERM pollarding
Reference Ford-Robertson,Soc.Am.Foresters;Terminology of Forestry,The World Bank,Washington,1987;Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990
Note {DOM} forestry management
{GRM} n.
{NTE} either for commercial purposes,e.g.fuel,withes for willow and poplar basket-work,or for amenity
(2)
TERM heading
Reference Terminology of Forestry,The World Bank,Washington,1987
Note {DOM} forestry management
{GRM} n.
{NTE} either for commercial purposes,e.g.fuel,withes for willow and poplar basket-work,or for amenity
{USG} not recommended term
(3)
TERM topping
Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990
Note {DOM} forestry management
{GRM} n.
{NTE} either for commercial purposes,e.g.fuel,withes for willow and poplar basket-work,or for amenity
{USG} not recommended term
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