We discussed the ultrasonic wave velocity of different seasons, sapling, thinning treatment, planting density and cutting logs to evaluate the properties of planted trees that grown in different environment and conditions. Seedling grown trees were faster than cutting or sprouting grown trees either transversal (V(subscript R)) or longitudinal (V(subscript L)) ultrasonic wave velocity of Japanese cedar and China fir, which meant the properties are much better for seedling grown trees. The ratios of V(subscript L) and V(subscript R) were 1.45-1.92. The ultrasonic wave velocity of Japanese cedar and Taiwania plantation trees among different seasons showed winter>autumn>summer. There was no significant difference among these seasons. However, it was significantly different between spring and other seasons of longitudinal ultrasonic wave velocity of Taiwania. The moisture content of sapwood was significantly lower than heartwood. It was not significant different among different thinning treatments of Japanese cedar. But it was significantly different among different planting density. V(subscript R) and V(subscript L) values of Taiwania both showed area Q>S>P or R. Compared with the standing trees and cutting logs, it was not significantly different either V(subscript R) or V(subscript L) values, which meant we could evaluate the wood properties by standing trees.
We discussed the ultrasonic wave velocity of different seasons, sapling, thinning treatment, planting density and cutting logs to evaluate the properties of planted trees that grown in different environment and conditions. Seedling grown trees were faster than cutting or sprouting grown trees either transversal (V(subscript R)) or longitudinal (V(subscript L)) ultrasonic wave velocity of Japanese cedar and China fir, which meant the properties are much better for seedling grown trees. The ratios of V(subscript L) and V(subscript R) were 1.45-1.92. The ultrasonic wave velocity of Japanese cedar and Taiwania plantation trees among different seasons showed winter>autumn>summer. There was no significant difference among these seasons. However, it was significantly different between spring and other seasons of longitudinal ultrasonic wave velocity of Taiwania. The moisture content of sapwood was significantly lower than heartwood. It was not significant different among different thinning treatments of Japanese cedar. But it was significantly different among different planting density. V(subscript R) and V(subscript L) values of Taiwania both showed area Q>S>P or R. Compared with the standing trees and cutting logs, it was not significantly different either V(subscript R) or V(subscript L) values, which meant we could evaluate the wood properties by standing trees.