coppicetree
nounUK /ˈkɒpɪs triː/
US /ˈkɑːpɪs triː/
A coppice tree is a tree that people cut low so new branches grow back from the stump.
The farmer let the coppice tree grow for a few years before cutting it again.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tree managed by repeatedly cutting its stems to ground level to produce poles and firewood.
Hazel is a common coppice tree in old English woods.
3. A tree that has been cut back and is regrowing many thin shoots from its base.
The coppice tree by the fence was full of straight young stems.
4. A small tree grown in a dense stand where regular cutting keeps it low and bushy.
Willow works well as a coppice tree beside the stream.