What does coppicing mean?
Coppicing means present participle and gerund of coppice.
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present participle and gerund of coppice.
Coppicing provides a perpetual supply of small timber for village craftsmen, […] The art of coppicing was known to late Stone Age Britons who used the poles for causeways which, in wet ground, have survived to the present day.
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Coppicing means present participle and gerund of coppice.
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Coppicing provides a perpetual supply of small timber for village craftsmen, […] The art of coppicing was known to late Stone Age Britons who used the poles for causeways which, in wet ground, have survived to the present day.
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