What is a possible outcome of selective cutting? 

A)  a special seed-distribution plan 
B)  growth of more mature trees 
C)  crowding of trees 
D)  an uneven-aged stand of trees

Selective cutting involves removing only certain trees from a forest stand, leaving others to grow and mature. This can result in an uneven-aged stand of trees, as some trees will be removed while others will continue to grow and develop. Crowding of trees can occur if too many trees are left in one area, but with proper planning and management, selective cutting can promote the growth of more mature trees and a diverse forest ecosystem. A special seed distribution plan may be used in certain cases, but it is not a direct outcome of selective cutting.