Question

This is how tree farms grow pine forests. In the spring, seedlings are planted ten feet apart in rows that are ten feet apart. After four or five years, about one-third of the trees are removed to give the remaining trees more room to grow. About three years after that, another one-third are removed. Then, every other year the lower branches are cut away so that the tree's growth is upward and not outward. Depending on the climate of the region, the trees may be harvested for papermaking at 18 to 25 years of age. If the goal is to log for building, the trees need to be between 25 and 35 years old.

which is the, begin emphasis, most, end emphasis, likely reason the author chose chronological order to organize this text?

1.to show the steps required to grow pine trees for different uses
2.to make the comparisons among tree products clearer
3.to emphasize the important stages of growth
4.to explain the purposes of tree farming

Answer 1

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Explanation:

This is how tree farms grow pine forests. In the spring, seedlings are planted ten feet apart in rows that are ten feet apart. After four or five years, about one-third of the trees are removed to give the remaining trees more room to grow. About three years after that, another one-third are removed. Then, every other year the lower branches are cut away so that the tree's growth is upward and not outward. Depending on the climate of the region, the trees may be harvested for papermaking at 18 to 25 years of age. If the goal is to log for building, the trees need to be between 25 and 35 years old.