Several authors comment on the management of ancient woods, but relatively few discuss pollarding or shredding in any great detail.
The asbestos around the pendulum apparatus, however, is adhered to the floor and is subject to disruption and shredding as visitors walk around this area.
Only shredders that were firmly attached to leaves were included; typically, these leaves showed signs of shredding at the point of the animal's attachment.
Mechanically shredding the bass retina yields isolated single and twin cones.
In general terms the authors most critical of pollarding and shredding were also the most influential.
Dung piles were sampled by hand shredding and dissection to determine the seed content of the dung, usually in situ.
Moreover, the rise of coal consumption in rural areas was by the mid-nineteenth century to make pollarding and shredding much less important as a source of firewood.
Mortimer considered shredding and the production of timber to be compatible.
