Key:wood
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+/- wood
type of wood
Properties
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wood is used to add information to natural=wood or landuse=forest.
Possible values
Possible values for wood are wood=coniferous, wood=deciduous and wood=mixed.
- wood=coniferous - coniferous trees are those that have cones, for example pine cone
- wood=deciduous - deciduous trees are those who have leaves and which fall off during winter.
- wood=mixed - if the wood has both types of trees select mixed.
Other Values
- wood=evergreen - evergreen trees are those that have leave cover in all seasons
- wood=palm - palm are distinctively different from trees and typical in tropical environs
- wood=nipa_palm - nipa palm is a short palm that can handle salt water inundation
- wood=eucalypt - eucalypt is a family of fast growing trees, more common in tropical and subtropical environs
- wood=filao and wood=casuarina - are types of trees mostly restricted to pacific tropical environs, most commonly in Australia
