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Australia’s forests and forestry glossary

Shrubland

A non-forest vegetation type dominated by woody plants that are single-stemmed or multi-stemmed. Shrubland above 2 metres tall and containing a tree component can also be classified as ‘Sparse woody vegetation’.

See Heathland, Sparse woody vegetation.

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