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Q1.
In Indian Forest Service & Wildlife Sciences (Wildlife Biology, Biodiversity & Environmental Law): In Indian forestry and silviculture, what is the 'Shelterwood System' of forest harvesting?

(A)
Selective removal of only diseased trees leaving canopy untouched
(B)
Clear-felling of all trees simultaneously followed by monoculture plantation
(C)
Gradual removal of the mature timber crop through a series of partial regeneration fellings over a prolonged period
(D)
Harvesting trees solely based on girth diameter without regeneration planning
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In Indian Forest Service & Wildlife Sciences (Wildlife Biology, Biodiversity & Environmental Law): In Indian forestry and silviculture, what is the 'Shelterwood System' of forest harvesting?

(A)
Clear-felling of all trees simultaneously followed by monoculture plantation
(B)
Harvesting trees solely based on girth diameter without regeneration planning
(C)
Gradual removal of the mature timber crop through a series of partial regeneration fellings over a prolonged period
(D)
Selective removal of only diseased trees leaving canopy untouched
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