Second growth timber refers to select one:

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Answer is: c. trees which have regenerated after logging.
Second growth timber is trees grown after a forest has been cutdown and then has grown a second time. Second trees have trees closer spaced than primary forests and need 150-500 to gain primary characteristics of primary forest.

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