Which regeneration method: produces stands the removal of the entire stand in one harvest with artificial or natural regeneration?

What is the stand composition of this forest, which has both coniferous and deciduous species that regenerated from a single event?

Which regeneration methods produce balanced, uneven-aged stands?  Choose ALL that apply.

Which regeneration method: produces stands primarily through the removal of groups or clumps of trees at regular intervals to provide for continuous establishment of new trees ?

What is the age structure (stand form) of this forest that was clear cut and allowed to regenerate naturally?  Several species of trees regenerated.

What is the stand composition of this forest, which consists of >90% of the same species from two different age classes?

What is the age structure (stand form) of this forest which has multiple species from multiple age classes?  

Which regeneration methods produce even-aged stands?  Choose ALL that apply.

Suppose you want to regenerate an uneven-aged, mixed stand that includes some intermediate shade tolerant species like oak and hickory that are seedlings in the understory.  The stand has some existing valuable black walnut trees that you’d like to harvest 10-20 years later.  Which method would you recommend, knowing only this information?

What are the three important aspects to consider when choosing a regeneration method?