regrow

If the aim is to just regrow a forest quickly then maybe it doesn't matter.

Peripheral nervous system nerves regrow if they are lined up correctly, although the fastest speed they will regrow at is 1mm per day.

Body parts regrow forever: the skin is redone every 30 days.

The problem is making the connections stick and regrow.

The mice have faster metabolisms than humans so tumors can sometimes regrow faster in them than in patients.

You can't force it to regrow; you have to wait for it to do that on its own.

It's not so strange to imagine a designed, intelligent creature that can regrow itself from a small piece.

We're about five years away from standard stem cell treatments to regrow parts like eardrums and corneas.

They do great work, easily digesting poison ivy (and destroying its seeds so it can't regrow from their droppings).

Metal would rust away, buildings collapse, forests regrow, and after awhile there wouldn't be much left of our civilization.

The technology to regrow the majority of the body isn't that far off in the timescale that cryonics thinks in.

It is a know fact that very young babies can regrow the distal tips of fingers when cut off by accident.

They burn the land, they bring in grazers, and by the time anyone notices the grazers have "been there for a while" so it's difficult to remove them, destroy everything, and let forest regrow.

When I hear that an animal can regrow its head, I think of a head in the chordate sense, as in "a hardened container of some kind with a brain and complex sensory organs embedded in it." Spoiler alert: the creature in this article does not have a "head" in this sense.