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Cutting only some trees in a forest and growing new trees at that place comes under:

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Deforestation

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Afforestation

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Conservation

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Planned Harvesting

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Solution

The correct option is D
Planned Harvesting

Planned harvesting is an efficient way to get wood from forests by cutting some trees in a forest and the fruits of these trees produce seeds so that new trees can grow.

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