Deforested [adjective]

Several mountains here are only in part deforested, and the lines separating the bare and the forested portions are well defined.

In the neighborhood of this camp I carefully noted the lines of demarkation between the forested and deforested regions.

Grows naturally on deforested land, whence the name of Old Field Pine.

These were paid by the sale of the deforested lands and of certain detached woodlands.

In 1934 a widespread fire deforested large areas of pinyon-juniper woodland on the northern end of Wetherill Mesa.

Taken as a whole, birds would suffer more than any other class of creatures in a deforested world.

A deforested hillside may, in a single storm, loose the hoarded soil of a thousand years.

I dipped several canfuls from the deforested drainage fork, and after each had stood half a minute the water was poured off.

Much of the deforested territory, let alone, will cover itself with a ripe crop of shortleaf pine lumber in a hundred years.

They burn their wood everywhere and the country is withering away because it is deforested.