NR1 6.04

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Cutting all the trees in a stand at one time is called:

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clear cutting

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Leaving some standing trees after harvest to shelter the sprouts or suckers produced by a tree's stump and to encourage vegetative regeneration is called:

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coppice cutting

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The most certain and quickest way to reproduce trees in a forest is: cuttings, direct seeding, natural, seedling planting

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seedling planting

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Removing dominant, taller trees from a timber stand is called:

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liberation

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Sanitation cutting is a management practice that involves:

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removing injured or diseased trees from the forest.

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Removing injured, diseased, or insect-infested trees from a forest is called:

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sanitation cutting

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What is the name of the management practice used when a mature forest is harvested in two or three stages, leaving some trees to produce seeds?

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shelter wood cutting