Matching Pairs Silviculture Systems Review Online version Match the descriptions to the correct silviculture system. by Samantha Foster 1 Trees removed from Shelterwood System 2 Trees removed from Seed- Tree System 3 Trees removed from Group Selection System 4 Growth encouraged in Group Selection System 5 Trees removed from Single- Tree Selection System 6 Growth encouraged in Seed- Tree System 7 Trees removed from Clear- Cutting System 8 Growth encouraged in Shelterwood System 9 Growth encouraged in Clear- Cutting System 10 Growth encouraged in Single- Tree Selection System New trees grow from old trees left to produce seeds Small groups of mature trees are harvested and intermediate trees are thinned frequently Intermediate trees are left after thinning and small trees are not removed All the trees in a stand The majority of trees are left to mature and develop Seedlings are planted or trees grow from seeds left behind or transported over from a neighboring stand Removed by considering each tree's merit; dead and diseased trees are also removed Removes certain trees in a way that will help seedling growth Mature trees shelter and protect the new growth The majority of mature trees, but a few good seed- producing trees are left