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Harvesting living resources

Plants resource

 Hand picking ripe coffee berries , cotton balls

 Plucking tea leaves from tea plants

 Ready maize cobs are harvested by hands

 By cutting sisal leaves

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Harvesting wood
 By pollarding —It is the cutting off of the top part of a tree
for use.

 By coppicing —It is the cutting off of the main part of the

main part of the tree stem leaving the stump to give rise to

new shoot.

 By lopping —This is the cutting of the side branch for use