What is another word for stand of trees?
Pronunciation: [stˈand ɒv tɹˈiːz] (IPA) 
A stand of trees refers to a group of trees growing close together. There are various synonyms for the term "stand of trees," each conveying a particular nuance. For example, a thicket can refer to a dense stand of trees or shrubs. A copse, on the other hand, often refers to a small group of trees or bushes, while a grove refers to a small or medium-sized group of trees growing closely together. A woodland refers to a larger area of land covered with trees, while a forest is an even larger area of land that is densely covered with trees. Regardless of the term used, each describes a beautiful and natural scenery that we should all strive to protect and appreciate.
