skogtyper
Skogtyper, or forest types, is a term used in forestry to categorize forests into distinct types based on ecological and management characteristics. In Swedish practice, a skogstyp is typically defined by the dominant tree species, the age structure and density of the stand, site productivity, and historical management or disturbance patterns. The purpose is to support inventory, planning, and policy decisions by providing a common language for describing forest composition and potential yields.
Classification generally distinguishes between coniferous, broadleaf, and mixed forests. Within coniferous forests, common skogstyper include pine-dominated
Skogtyper are used in national forest inventories, forest management plans, and ecological assessments to model growth,