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Summary
forest is an ecosystem type[1]. forest draws 3,179 Wikipedia views per month (ecosystem_type category, ranking #3 of 8).[2]
Key Facts
- forest's instance of is recorded as ecosystem type[3].
- forest's instance of is recorded as vegetational formation[4].
- forest's instance of is recorded as concept[5].
- forest's instance of is recorded as type of region[6].
- forest is a type of biome[7].
- forest is a type of biocoenosis[8].
- forest is a type of natural geographic entity[9].
- forest is a type of geographical feature[10].
- forest is a type of ecosystem[11].
- forest is a type of habitat[12].
- forest is a type of resource[13].
- forest is part of natural environment[14].
- forest is part of biosphere[15].
- forest is part of biome[16].
- forest's Commons category is recorded as Forests[17].
- forest comprises stand[18].
- forest comprises forest station[19].
- forest comprises vegetation[20].
- forest comprises high forest[21].
- forest comprises selection cutting[22].
- forest comprises Coppice[23].
- forest comprises Q3514028[24].
- forest comprises coppicing[25].
- forest comprises oak forest[26].
- forest comprises beech forest[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include ecosystem type[3], vegetational formation[4], concept[5], and type of region[6]. Recorded subclass of include biome[7], biocoenosis[8], natural geographic entity[9], geographical feature[10], ecosystem[11], and habitat[12].
Use and Application
Components include stand[18]; forest station[19]; vegetation[20], a botanic term[28]; high forest[21], a specialized term[29]; selection cutting[22]; and Coppice[23]. Part of include natural environment[14]; biosphere[15], a geographic envelope[30]; and biome[16], a Q141592788[31].
Influence
Things named for forest include Leshy[32], a fictional creature[33]; Lake of the Woods[34], a lake[35], in Canada[36]; silvopasture[37]; Forest County[38], a county of Pennsylvania[39], in United States[40], founded in 1857[41], headquartered in Tionesta[42]; forest schooling[43], a teaching method[44], in Indonesia[45]; forest kindergarten[46], a teaching method[47]; International Day of Forests[48], a world day[49], founded in 2013[50]; and Laforet[51], a shopping center[52], in Japan[53], founded in 1978[54].
Why It Matters
forest draws 3,179 Wikipedia views per month (ecosystem_type category, ranking #3 of 8).[2] forest has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[55] forest is known by 58 alternative names across languages and contexts.[56]
Entities named for forest include Leshy[32], a fictional creature[33]; Lake of the Woods[34], a lake[35], in Canada[36]; silvopasture[37]; Forest County[38], a county of Pennsylvania[39], in United States[40], founded in 1857[41], headquartered in Tionesta[42]; forest schooling[43], a teaching method[44], in Indonesia[45]; and forest kindergarten[46], a teaching method[47].