SScrjangung§{)ieB 



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aSertounben 



SSerjilngungSliieB, w. regeneration- 

 felling, reproduction - felling, 

 regeneratoiy cutting. 



33erjttnBun8§f(|tag, m. compart- 

 ment or division under rege- 

 neration. 



aSetfouf, m. sale. 



— tm StBytrtd^, Dutch auction. 



— tm Slufftrid^, sale by succes- 

 sively increased bids. 



— nadg Eajen, Sojberfauf, sale 

 at fixed rates, sale at tariff- 

 price, sale by royalty. 



— auf bem ©todE, V. aSwdrierlauf. 



— fret^anbiger, ^anbberlauf, sale 

 by private contract. 



— meiftBtetenber, sale to the high- 

 est bidder. 



SSerfauf Ii(^, a. salable, marketable, 

 merchantable. 



aSerloufSlooS, n. sale-lot. 



SerfoufStoert, m. sale-value. 



S8etle^rteif6rmig, a. obovate. 



58ctlernung, f. change from sap- 

 ■wood to heartwood. 



SSciIol^lcn, V. t. to char, to car- 

 bonize. 



SSeifol^Iung, f. charring, carboni- 

 sation. 



SSerforlung, /. suberification. 



5BerJutnmern, v. i. V. berButten. 



SScrfilinmerung, f. stuntedness. 



SBcrlic^ten, v. i. to open out, to 

 thin out. 



SSerli(^tet, a. opened by increa- 

 sing age. 



SBcrli^tung, f. gradual opening 

 by age. 



SSermotfen, v. t. to mark, to de- 

 markate. 



SBcrmatfung, f. demarkation. 



iBcrmeffen, v. t. to survey. 



SBenneffung, f. survey. 



S3crmobeicn, v. i. to moulder, to rot. 



S3ermoberung, f. mouldering, rot- 

 ting. 



SBermoofung, f. overgrowing with 

 moss. 



aSemorBen, v. i. to cicatrize. 



SBernarBung, f. cicatrization. 



SBerorbnung, f. regulation. 



a3er}3f[attjen, v. t. to transplant. 



SBer^jflonjung, f. transplantation. 



SBer^u^J^jen, v. r. to pupate. 



Ser^uiiijung, f. pupation. 



^erfdgen, v. t. to saw up. 



aSer o§, m. boom. 



a3erf(^Iammen, v. i. to silt up. 



5Berfd)uIen, v. t. to remove into 

 nursery-lines, to line out. 



i8erf(j^ulungr/'- removal into nur- 

 sery-lines. 



aSerftaern, v. i. to percolate. 



aSerfteigerung, f. auction, auction- 

 sale, pubhe sale. 



aSerfto^jfen, v. t. (®o^Ien) to choke 

 up, to clog, to stop up. 



aSerftreBen, v. t. to brace. 



^erfud^§fla(^e/.experimental plot. 



SBerfud^sftation , f. experiment- 

 station. 



aSerfutnpfeit, v. i. to become 

 swampy or boggy. 



a3erfumt)f ung , f. swampiness, 

 bogginess. 



aSerunftauten, «. i. to become 

 weedy. 



aSerunfrautet, a. weedy. 



aSerunlroutung, f. overgrowing 

 with weeds. 



aSertoetlen, v. i. to wither. 



iBettoergeri/ v. t. to cover top- 

 shoot with tow. 



SBerluertung, f. sale. 



a3ertt)efen, v. i. to decompose. 



aSertoejung, f. decomposition. 



SSertDtlbem, ». i. to grow up to 

 weeds and brush. 



aSertnilbert, a. covered with weeds 

 and brush. 



aScrtoittern, 1. v.i. to disintegrate. 

 2. V. t. (^flanjen) to smear 

 with fetid substances. 



SSerhJitterung, f. disintegration. 



iBerlounben, v. t (ben Soben) to 

 stir up, to scarify (the soil). 



