What distinguishes even-aged management practices from uneven-aged management practices? a. even-aged practices remove larger groups of trees than uneven-aged management practices. b. even-aged practices are similar to minor natural disturbances while uneven-aged practices are similar to major natural disturbances. c. even-aged practices leave areas with greater variance than uneven-aged practices. d. all of the above

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Option 'A' is correct.

Explanation:

Even aged management is the group of forest management in which large numbers of trees are removed at once. Because this method is known to minimize the cost of loggers.

Whereas uneven aged management is the group of forest management in which small number of trees are removed at frequent intervals.

Hence, option 'a' is correct.

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