Form of forest produced by introducing a young crop beneath an existing immature is called:
Correct answer: D. Two-storied high forest
- A. High forest with standards
- B. None of these
- C. Wedge system
- D. Two-storied high forest
Explanation
A two-storied high forest has a younger crop established beneath an existing older or immature crop, creating two distinct vertical storeys. High forest with standards refers more specifically to coppice or underwood growing beneath retained standard trees.
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