Dec 9, 2014 16:40
9 yrs ago
Swedish term

grönrisplantering

Swedish to English Tech/Engineering Forestry / Wood / Timber
Första våren efter gallringen berikas luckor genom grönrisplantering
Proposed translations (English)
3 -1 green branchwood planting

Discussion

Deane Goltermann Dec 17, 2014:
Thanks Diarmuid Certainly a new word, and quickly reading about it did seem to describe a new concept that was being tried or suggested. Thanks for letting us know!
Deane Goltermann Dec 10, 2014:
@ George, ;-) The common gardener in me wants to use these words differently too: 'transplant' these productive little trees, which is technically correct, but the people doing the forestry in this context use 'plant' as the verb and 'plant' as the noun, and use 'seedlings' for what they grow in the nursery.
George Hopkins Dec 10, 2014:
Thank you Deane In future I will plant plants.
Deane Goltermann Dec 9, 2014:
Sowing is for seeds Generally, in productive forests the trees are 'planted' with plants (seedlings) that are grown a year or two in a nursery...
Diarmuid Kennan (asker) Dec 9, 2014:
yes .
George Hopkins Dec 9, 2014:
Sowing maybe Does this refer to the sowing of green plants in the gaps?

Proposed translations

-1
4 hrs
Selected

green branchwood planting

This is not entirely a shot in the dark. The stuff growing between timber trees in a plantation (grönris) is called green branchwood. But, the 'planting' is mostly a guess.
Note from asker:
Apparently, this concerns a new technology for forest management developed by a retired Swedish professor. I am expecting some feedback from him. I will wait with grading until I see what translation he recommends.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Sven Petersson : The expression"green branchwood planting" yields NIL Google hits!
1 hr
And how many hits does the Swe term get? It's quite obvious that the author does not master the Swedish language. One can but guess what the writer intended to communicate.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Deane - it seems you may be the first person ever to translate this concept :o)"
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