Question

Compare group selection to single-tree selection.

Answer 1

The single tree selection is one of the most common types of tree cutting in which the scattered trees of multiple age and classes and the trees whose canopies are not touching each other are harvested. While in that of group selection a small opening is created by removing adjacent trees in complement to the harvesting of scattered individual trees.

Answer 2

Single Tree Selection : is the most common cutting in which scattered individual trees of multiple age classes Group selection : is under this system , a number of group or small openings created by the removal of several adjacent trees I hope that's help and sorry for the late answer !