regrowthtree
nounUK /ˌriːˈɡrəʊθ triː/
US /ˌriːˈɡroʊθ triː/
A regrowthtree is a tree that grows back after it has been cut down or burned.
After the forest fire, a small regrowthtree pushed up through the black soil.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tree that has grown again from the roots or stump of an older tree.
The old oak stump sent up a regrowthtree that shaded the path within a few years.
3. A young tree that appears in an area where trees were recently removed.
Loggers left the hillside bare, but regrowthtrees soon covered the slopes.
4. In fantasy stories, a magical tree that returns to life after being destroyed.
The wizard touched the ashes, and a glowing regrowthtree sprang up at once.