"""Seedling quality standards and nursery coordination."""

title: str = "Seedling Quality and Nursery Coordination"

content: str = """
Reforestation success is strongly influenced by seedling quality at the time of
planting. Nursery stock should be evaluated for species fidelity, root integrity,
stem robustness, and physiological readiness for site conditions. Accepting weak
or stressed stock increases mortality risk and raises future replanting costs.

Quality controls begin with procurement specifications and supplier audits. Orders
should define acceptable size range, root collar condition, disease-free status,
and transport requirements such as temperature control and moisture protection.
Field teams should inspect deliveries immediately and document non-conformities
before seedlings are distributed across planting blocks.

Handling discipline in staging areas is equally important. Prolonged exposure to
heat, sunlight, or drying wind can reduce viability quickly. Planting supervisors
should align delivery timing with crew capacity so seedlings move from nursery to
ground promptly. Coordinated quality checks protect establishment rates and improve
confidence in long-term stand development forecasts.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
