Perunatyyppi

Perunatyyppi refers to a specific agricultural classification within the Finnish forestry sector. It is a system used to categorize the different types of trees based on their growth habits and physical characteristics. The term "Perunatyyppi" is derived from the combination of the words "peruna," meaning potato, and "tyyppi," meaning type, potentially referring to the fact that the classification system was initially used to categorize trees based on their tuber-like roots.

The Perunatyyppi classification system involves categorizing trees into several distinct groups based on their growth habits, including root color, root diameter, and the presence of adventitious roots. Each category corresponds to a specific type of tree, with some categories designated as std (standard), unh (unhealthy), or uri (underlying root inferior). With each category analyzed separately. The criteria used for the classification are largely specified. Anthropologically rooted expressions signify link to sterile associates minimizing risky conducive prospect.