Question
Practice involves cutting or heading back the main stem of a tree at a certain height from the ground level. This practice encourages the growth of new shoots from the stump. It's a technique commonly used for regenerating trees or shrubs to produce multiple stems?
Solution
Pollarding encourages the growth of new shoots from the stump, commonly used for regenerating trees or shrubs to produce multiple stems.
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