What is the Collective Noun of Trees

What is the Collective Noun of Trees?

A collective noun is a term that is referred to as a collection of people or objects as a whole. 

• The collective nouns of the trees are grove, forest, and orchard
• A grove, like a sequoia grove or a small orchard planted for the cultivation of nuts and fruits, represents a small collection of trees that have minimum or no undergrowth
• The term ‘forest’ is the most appropriate and popular collective noun used for trees
• The Grove of trees and the Orchard of trees can be used instead of the forests
• Other terms like woodland, stand, thicket, and woodlot are also used for the clump of trees